Bootstrap Responsive Design [Video]

Video Description

It's a mobile phone world.And a tablet world. And a laptop world. The fact is, it's a multi-screen world and your web sites and applications have to live in it. Perhaps, you're looking for an easy way to implement the principals of responsive design in your own work. Perhaps, you want an easy mobile-first framework to wrap around your own work. Or, maybe, you just want to learn the right way to do things in a multi-screen world.From the screen in your users' pockets to the giant 4K desktop screen, your apps and web sites have to look good everywhere-- but how does someone create for such varied screen sizes and resolutions-- The answer is Bootstrap.Bootstrap is a visual, client-side framework that lets you build gorgeous mobile apps and build those into full screen-compliant applications.

Style and Approach

Bootstrap is a visual, client-side framework that lets you build gorgeous mobile apps and build those into full screen-compliant applications. And, if you're going to learn Bootstrap, there is no better way then from our course Bootstrap Responsive Design.

In this course expert developer and master instructor Mark Lassoff will take you from the very fundamentals of development with Bootstrap to applying techniques like Grids and Navigation bars.

If you're serious about responsive design, then you need Bootstrap. And, if you're serious about learning Bootstrap you need Bootstrap Responsive Design from Learn To Program .tv-- Over 500,000 online students can't be wrong.

What You Will Learn

• How to include Bootstrap libraries
• How to use the Bootstrap starter template
• Understand how to apply Bootstrap themes
• Use Basic Bootstrap grids
• Understand CSS Media Queries and how they relate to Bootstrap
• Understand the transition from stacked to horizontal grids
• Be able to create grids for mobile, tablet and desktop using Bootstrap
• Use Bootstrap to render headings, body and lead body copy
• Use Bootstrap to render underline, small text, bold and italics
• Adjust alignment using Bootstrap
• Render lists, and description lists using Bootstrap
• Create a basic table
• Add striped rows to a table using Bootstrap
• Create a bordered table using Bootstrap
• Create an interactive hover table
• Understand how the concept of responsive design applies to tables
• Render form controls using Bootstrap
• Create optimized text inputs using Bootstrap
• Understand form groups
• Work with forms on a Bootstrap grid
• Understand and use the Bootstrap Image Classes
• Use responsive images
• Use the Collapse Plugins
• Create Accordions to manage content
• Create standard and inverted navigation bars
• Create dropdowns
• Add buttons and form fields to nav bars
• Create a basic carousel

AuthorsMark Lassoff

Mark Lassoff's parents frequently claim that he was born to be a programmer. In the mid-eighties, when the neighborhood kids were outside playing kickball and throwing snowballs, Mark was hard at work on his Commodore 64 writing games in the BASIC programming language. Computers and programming continued to be a strong interest in college where Mark majored in Communications and Computer Science. After completing his college career, Mark worked in the software and web development departments at several large corporations.

In 2001, on a whim, while his contemporaries were conquering the dot com world, Mark accepted a position training programmers in a technical training center in Austin, Texas. It was there that Mark fell in love with teaching programming, which has been his passion ever since. Today Mark is a top technical trainer, traveling the country providing training for software and web developers. Mark's training clients include the Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin, Discover Card Services, and Kaiser Permanente. He has consulted for companies such as Dell, Target, Lockheed Martin, and government agencies including the US House of Representatives.

He lives in coastal Connecticut near the Connecticut River, where he is in the process of redecorating his house.

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