Build A YouTube Clone Using HTML, CSS and JS 100% Responsive
In order to improve your Front-End Web Development Skills, build a YouTube copy with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This is the best way to do this.
What you’ll learn
Build A YouTube Clone Using HTML, CSS and JS 100% Responsive
- In this video, we show you how to copy a real-world website like YouTube.
- How to use your HTML and CSS skills to make a real project.
- Create a 100% responsive website with a lot of different pages.
- How to use CSS Grid and FlexBox to make your web page look good.
- Try out some basic things you can do with HTML. These include things like headings and paragraphs as well as lists, links, images, videos, forms, and so on.
- Selectors, colors, text formatting, backgrounds, flex-basis, hover, positions, pseudo-elements and classes, shadows, and more are some of the things you can
- practice with CSS.
- Practice the basics of JavaScript: variables, data types, objects, and functions.
- How to learn how to do.
Requirements
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Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS is a plus.
Description
Front-End Web Development: Make a YouTube clone with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that is 100% responsive.
- It’s good if you can use your HTML and CSS skills in a real-world project.
- If you want to build a real video-upload site like YouTube, you need to know how to do it.
- For people who want to learn more about how the most popular websites are made, this is the course for them. This course will show you how to make your own YouTube clone from scratch.
One of the best ways to get better at front-end web development is to copy other websites.
Whether you are a complete novice or an expert programmer, this course will be a huge help to you.
We are going to make a website that is 100% based on YouTube during this class. We’re going to make two pages. First, we’ll go to the home page of YouTube. Then we’ll go to the video page.
Website: We are going to build it to be 100% responsive, which means that it will work well on any type of device. This includes laptops and tablets.
We will use:
- Headings, paragraphs, lists, links, images, videos, forms, and more are some of the things you can do with HTML.
- This includes things like selectors, colors, text formatting, backgrounds and more. These are just some of the basic things you need to know about CSS.
- CSS Grid and Flexbox
- The basics of JavaScript, like variables, data types, objects, and functions, are shown.
If you have any questions during the course, don’t be afraid to ask them in the Q&A section. You’ll get quick and helpful answers there, too.
Who this course is for:
- Students who already know a little about Front-End Web Development and want to learn more.
- Web design skills: Students who want to improve their skills.
- There are students who want to learn how to program on the front end.
