This week was a follow up to the previous class and introduction to the CSS portion of coding. To put it into perspective things get a little more advanced. Starting with a CSS layout. What I learned from this was to create a grid that would alter and move around the HTML code into a uniformed and set layout. I would focus on creating a grid of 3 columns which were my base.
This screenshot would be the best example I have as it previews where the grids would be placed and how the layout of content would be seen (The red lines are just for visual representation for this screenshot).
Grids where extremely important and helpful to use for creating my future websites as they always create that neat look and are very satisfying to look at if they are successful.
The next thing I learned a lot from was ‘Responsive CSS’ or ‘Responsive design’. What I learned about responsive design is that all content can keep to their specified proportions when a website is used on a different sized device or shrunk via a windowed screen.
I learnt a lot from this type of code, it was however, extremely complicated and difficult to both understand and get it working correctly. The point of this type of code is to keep a webpage readable, viewable and understandable, so that paragraphs aren't exiting their assigned containers and overlapping one another.