Using Styles to Create Responsive Mobile Web Experiences (Web-based)

Description

 

• Course introduction
• Applying styles to web pages
• Demonstration: Reviewing the HTML and CSS files for a sample desktop web application
• Using style sheets to create a web page layout
• Demonstration: Applying layout and positioning to web pages with CSS
• Approaches to Mobile Web design
• Demonstration: Reviewing a dedicated mobile version of the application
• Designing web pages for different form factors
• Demonstration: Showing a responsive web design example
• CSS media queries and columns
• Demonstration: Examining media queries that support a responsive web design
• Building responsive Mobile Web pages
• Demonstration: Custom fonts and gradients
• Course summary

 

Aim

Web-based training (WBT) courses allow you to learn on your own schedule. You can stop and start a web-based course as needed during the 30-day access period.

There is no live instructor for this course, so it might not be appropriate for students who require the guidance of a live instructor.

This course explains how to design and create web user interfaces for mobile devices. It covers various approaches to designing Mobile Web applications, including a mobile first approach, a prescriptive approach, and a responsive web design approach.

Through lectures and demonstrations, the course shows you how Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) define the formatting structure for a web page, and how to author CSS styles for HTML5 web pages. You learn how to build a fluid web page that responds to a range of computing devices, so that the page layout adapts to mobile phones, tablets, notebook, and desktop computers.

This course is designed for developers who create web pages for desktop and mobile devices.

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Participant requirements

You should have a basic knowledge of the design and layout of web pages with Hypertext Markup Language (HTML).

You can acquire this knowledge by completing self-paced course Introduction to HTML5 and JavaScript Programming (ZU370)

Participant

This intermediate course is designed for web application developers who design and build Mobile Web applications.