Author: rzeroth

It is not good enough to have a good layout on your website, if it is not functional in responsive design, your viewers won’t see what you want them to see…

Continue reading “The Responsive Design Test”

Have you ever seen something work for someone else but not for you? Why didn’t it work? Was it your mistake, the code, or the browser?

Continue reading “Is it the code, coder, or the browser?”

I was amazed with the Audio Space website. I thought that was one of the coolest things I’ve learned so far.

Continue reading “Animations in CSS3?”

I can’t believe it’s that easy. I thought designing responsive websites for mobile screens would be very difficult.

Continue reading “Go Responsive Design!”

I am definitely not underwhelmed by the additional capabilities of flexbox.

Continue reading “Wow Flexbox, slow-down…”

I learned this week that there are typographical rules for web design as well as print. I was pleasantly surprised to know that we are encouraged to use one font throughout a whole site. I also learned that ftp uploads require attention to detail, especially when updating a document or file. You have to remember to upload the new one and override the old one. I also learned that styling in CSS requires a lot of memory retention skills. If you continually practice writing the code out instead of using the code generator in Dreamweaver, you will get efficient at it. However, if you are unsure how to code something, the code generator is a real help.

I learned this week that it is very important to know the functional differences of html and CSS. Html is used to provide the structural outline and content for the website. It is not used to style or make the website visually appealing. CSS is used for styling and to make the website visually appealing. Both are coded differently, however, both have Emmet enabled shortcuts. I really enjoyed learning how to build code faster and more efficiently.