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Content layout fundamentals
14 students
Course updated
06 September 2023
$49
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17 lessons (video or text)
15 exercises in the IDE
66 quizzes
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What you'll learn
- Mark up text, lists, tables, and media elements properly
- Create tables
- Access elements using the selectors' extended features
- Adapt pages for people with disabilities
- Use CSS Columns features
- Connect fonts and use them properly
Description
The course focuses on working with content using CSS and HTML. To date, stylesheets provide great opportunities for styling text and blocks on the page: background, color, handling audio, and video. All these elements allow you to create colorful, responsive, and accessible websites for users. A lot of time here we devote to new selectors, pseudo-classes, and pseudo-elements, they allow you to style the content in an extraordinary way
Course program
Estimated time: 17 hours
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Box model and CSS
Recall the box model and the properties that affect the element size. Study the margin, padding, and border properties and learn how to manage a box model using the box-sizing property -
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Working with fonts
Learn how to connect and select fonts on the page. Learn how to control the size, formatting and spacing within the text. Examine the generalized font property -
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Media elements
Learn how to add media elements to a page. Examine ways to add images, video, and audio -
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Pseudo-classes
Learn about styling element events and styling by element's location. Discover how to use pseudo-classes -
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Background
Explore the possibilities for setting and managing the page background using the relevant property. Learn how to position background images and adjust their behaviorquiz
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Gradients
There are other ways besides a monochrome background or image to style a block. To create a background, artists and designers frequently use gradients — smooth transitions from one color to another. In this lesson, we will learn how to make linear and radial gradients. We'll examine how to make clear color transitions using gradients and other techniques. We'll also learn about the color wheel and how to use it to find gradient color schemes. -
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Do it yourself
Some additional tasks to help you consolidate the theory you've learned -
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Additional resources
Some materials the Hexlet team have picked up. This will give you a more in-depth understanding of the topic
Challenges
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