Master CSS3 and ReactJs by Developing 3 Projects
Learn CSS3, ReactJs, Fontawesome, Google fonts, and Responsive web design by working on three real-world projects that you can show your friends.
What you’ll learn
Master CSS3 and ReactJs by Developing 3 Projects
- You’ll learn about CSS3 and its ideas.
- You will learn about React JS and how to make frontends with reusable parts.
- This class will teach you about both static and dynamic routes in React JS.
- You will learn about Responsive Web Designing and Development in this class.
- You will learn about Font Awesome and how to use Google fonts.
- We’ll make three projects and learn about HTML, CSS, and ReactJS.
- You will also learn about different ways to debug your code.
- Each project will have its own source code.
Requirements
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A computer that has Internet access
Description
We’re going to cover all the basics of CSS3 and ReactJs in this course. You’ll also learn how to think about how to make a frontend that is both responsive and production-ready.
All the basics of making components in React will be taught, and then you’ll learn more complicated things like static and dynamic routes.
We’ll be making three projects:
Responsive Portfolio Website: Project One
- Set up the project layout
- Working on the Outline of the Menu
- It’s part one of styling the Menu section.
- It’s part two of styling the Menu section.
- When you’re styling the Menu, this is the third part.
- Styling the body part Part 1
- Part 2: Styling the Body
- To make the website more responsive, you need to make it smaller and more
It’s the second project. We want to make the Our Services page more stylish.
- Setting up the structure
- Making changes to the markup and the layout.
- Working on the style and responsiveness of the site
The third project is to build a website for people to list their homes.
- Github-Repo-Local-Setup
- Create-react-app
- Code-Cleanup
- Adding fonts from Google
- React-How-it-works-VSC-Extension
- Creating-TopBar-Component
- Understanding-JSX
- Working on the component that lists items.
- In CSS, you can use variables to change the look of a page
- I’m working on the Listing Overview screen.
- List of items by category and time
- Styling Listing: The description of each item.
- It’s been a while since I worked on the layout of the Listing Details part.
- On the Listing Detail page, I added a sidebar.
- It’s easy to change how the Listing Detail page looks.
- Working on the metadata section of the Listing Detail page
- How to change how images show up on the Listing Detail page
- How to style Title and Action on a Listing Page
- Changing the look of the Author and Post time section of the Listing Detail page
- The description section of the Listing Detail page can be styled to look the way you want.
- When you look at a listing’s details page, you can style the first letter of the description.
- The Layout for the Create Listing page needs to be set up.
- In the process of making a listing page.
- I’m working on adding an icon to the Create Listing page.
- Styling the page where you make a list
- Installing the React Router Dom library will help you move between components.
- Items on the menu can now have navigation and routes added to them.
- Dynamic navigation is used to show property details.
You will also get the source code for all three projects, so you can use them as a guide at any time.
Who this course is for:
- who wants to become an expert in frontend UI development can do this course
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