Setting Up Brackets
This three-part video will show you how to set up Brackets, a free open-source code editor by Adobe.
This three-part video will show you how to set up Brackets, a free open-source code editor by Adobe.
To follow along with the demo in playlist video series below, you will want to download a starter image file:
Click to open image in new tab; then right-click it to save to your computer.
This playlist is not complete yet but will be updated soon. It currently takes you through the first 8 steps of the demo project.
This demo series will show you how you can make your navigation mobile friendly and accessible using jQuery whether javascript is enabled on the client-side or not.
This series is approximately 45 minutes long. You should expect it to take at least twice that time to do complete the work.
1 – Menu setup (18min)
2 – jQuery setup and custom script (17min)
3 – Styling the menu for proper behavior (13min)
Please watch all videos below to complete the tutorial.
This demo contains a 9-video demo series that will teach you how to make a single web page with a jQuery page-scrolling easing effect. The software demonstration is done in Dreamweaver, but you could also follow along with any decent script editing program.
Level :: Beginner
This page contains a demonstration series outlining a method for designing a basic responsive grid layout with HTML and CSS. To first learn more about responsive design, you can watch the “Responsive Web Design: an Introduction” slideshow presentation. Continue reading CSS – Making a Responsive Layout with Media Queries
You can also open this presentation in a new, larger window.
This is a video series playlist that walks you through how to style a webpage using CSS3 with HTML5. There are a total of 12 videos equalling almost three hours of instruction. Continue reading CSS – Basic Styling with CSS
This tutorial will walk you through getting started with HTML coding. It covers basic principles of how to create different semantic tags to organize the structure of your page content. Continue reading HTML – Start Coding with HTML
This set of tutorials will help beginners develop a basic workflow for building efficient, template-based sites using a code editor. Proprietary Dreamweaver template files are not covered here. Continue reading Creating a Simple Template-Based HTML + CSS Site
To view this lecture, please download the HTML and CSS Principles PDF (2.9MB).
This is by far the instructor’s FAVORITE free editor on the market today! It is intuitive and easy to use, although it has features that are surprisingly rich for a free code editing tool.
Komodo Edit Download link: http://komodoide.com/download/#edit
While students can use other editors, this is the instructor pick! Continue reading CODE EDITOR – Using Komodo Edit
The following 4-part series explains how to style lists for navigation. It covers the following topis:
Note, to watch in a larger format, click the title link above or here for the expandable version.
The first demo video shows you how you can make navigational buttons in Photoshop using multiple layers in a single space. The second demo shows you how to create the same output files as in the first demo, but the second video uses “slices”.
BY THE WAY . . .. Even though in the video a talk about making “javascript rollovers,” these techniques are the same for making CSS hover buttons that use absolutely no javascript. So don’t let that throw you off! Continue reading PHOTOSHOP – Making Image Navigation For the Web
This demonstration uses a mock-up site that allow you to see via video demos below how images are commonly displayed using CSS and HTML. It also shows you how you can examine other websites to see how things have been constructed.
To view the presentation, please download the PDF version of Web Image Preparation.