[Free] Mastering CSS Grid 2020 - With 3 cool projects

The future of layouts. It's like Flexbox but dialed up to eleven

Created by Daryl Duckmanton





📍Course length: 17 Hours 15 minutes
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📍Course Language: English

Description

CSS Grid is a relatively new and untapped concept of CSS. It is very important these days that our layouts are simple to maintain and easy to adjust based on the dimensions of our device.

In this course we take you in-depth to create a variety of different layouts in the CSS grid.
We cover the following: -

 All the properties in the CSS grid, how they work, and any tricks that you may not know when using them.

Alignment and how this grid works in the CSS grid, including the alignment of tracks and grid objects at the grid level. We also show you how to override the alignment at the grid item level.
Grid areas and how it helps to simplify responsive web design

What are the concepts and differences of implicit and explicit grids 

A deeper look into the auto position algorithm

High-level animations and what currently works with CSS grids

How to change some layout in Flexbox to use CSS grid instead 

When to use flexbox on CSS grid

Once we cover all these concepts, we tell you about some basic layout problems and how they can be solved. This includes: -

Column based layout

Basic Sidebar Layout

Vertical text alignment

Modal alignment

Stick footer layout

Forming fields And hopefully more in the future.

We then look at some advance layout topics like: -

Holly girl layout

Media objects layout

A viewport friendly image gallery

A Responsive Image Gallery

An animated sidebar

A monthly calendar layout

Layout a newspaper cover

A Responsive Twitter Clone Layout

A Responsive Movie Gallery

Then if you do not have enough, we have 3 real-life application examples that will give you the experience you need. They are: -

A chat UI interface

An Uber Eats Clone Responsive Application

A YouTube Clone Responsive Application

Certificate of Completion

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