Responsive Web Design: Flexible Data and UIs, Devices, Process and Performance

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Data and UIs, Devices, Process and Performance

• start the course
• configure tables to be responsive using scrolling
• configure tables to be responsive by stacking cells
• configure tables to be responsive by hiding portions of the table
• configure flexible tables by converting a table to a chart
• describe design considerations for flexible forms and discuss support for HTML5 input types and attributes
• use HTML5 input types and attributes to configure responsive forms
• describe navigation options such as footer anchors, top menus that deconstruct, drop-down to select menus, and flyout menus that can form part of a responsive design solution and describe how options such as footer anchors are suitable for touch input
• create a responsive menu system using a deconstructing top menu as part of a responsive design solution
• create a responsive menu system using footer anchor navigation as part of a responsive design solution
• describe the off-canvas pattern and show how to implement it for flyout menus
• describe the off-canvas pattern and show how to implement it for content
• describe and provide examples of how screens can be collapsed for bigger devices, floating screens can be used, non-crucial content can be used in larger screen side-bars and components can be adjusted or replaced, or content expanded, to enable display in multiple devices
• implement CSS3 columns and media queries as part of a responsive layout
• use stacked galleries in a responsive UI
• use tabbed workspaces in a responsive UI solution
• use split views in a responsive UI
• use media queries to generate styles for different devices
• manage elements in transition as part of a responsive web design
• configure responsive keyframe animations
• describe the concept of interacting with sensors and devices as part of responsive design, describe native APIs and use geolocation API to fill out form addresses
• use the window.navigator object to check for a network connection, and describe the NetworkInfo API
• recognize the importance of device and feature detection and describe the use of the Modernizr tool
• identify the considerations for successful responsive web design
• describe how using style tiles can help in the responsive design process
• describe how to optimize performance for responsive applications configured to run on different devices
• describe conditional loading
• configure flexible data, user interfaces, device interaction, and process and performance procedures in responsive web design

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Data and UIs, Devices, Process and Performance

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Data and UIs, Devices, Process and Performance

• start the course
• configure tables to be responsive using scrolling
• configure tables to be responsive by stacking cells
• configure tables to be responsive by hiding portions of the table
• configure flexible tables by converting a table to a chart
• describe design considerations for flexible forms and discuss support for HTML5 input types and attributes
• use HTML5 input types and attributes to configure responsive forms
• describe navigation options such as footer anchors, top menus that deconstruct, drop-down to select menus, and flyout menus that can form part of a responsive design solution and describe how options such as footer anchors are suitable for touch input
• create a responsive menu system using a deconstructing top menu as part of a responsive design solution
• create a responsive menu system using footer anchor navigation as part of a responsive design solution
• describe the off-canvas pattern and show how to implement it for flyout menus
• describe the off-canvas pattern and show how to implement it for content
• describe and provide examples of how screens can be collapsed for bigger devices, floating screens can be used, non-crucial content can be used in larger screen side-bars and components can be adjusted or replaced, or content expanded, to enable display in multiple devices
• implement CSS3 columns and media queries as part of a responsive layout
• use stacked galleries in a responsive UI
• use tabbed workspaces in a responsive UI solution
• use split views in a responsive UI
• use media queries to generate styles for different devices
• manage elements in transition as part of a responsive web design
• configure responsive keyframe animations
• describe the concept of interacting with sensors and devices as part of responsive design, describe native APIs and use geolocation API to fill out form addresses
• use the window.navigator object to check for a network connection, and describe the NetworkInfo API
• recognize the importance of device and feature detection and describe the use of the Modernizr tool
• identify the considerations for successful responsive web design
• describe how using style tiles can help in the responsive design process
• describe how to optimize performance for responsive applications configured to run on different devices
• describe conditional loading
• configure flexible data, user interfaces, device interaction, and process and performance procedures in responsive web design

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Data and UIs, Devices, Process and Performance

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Data and UIs, Devices, Process and Performance

• start the course
• configure tables to be responsive using scrolling
• configure tables to be responsive by stacking cells
• configure tables to be responsive by hiding portions of the table
• configure flexible tables by converting a table to a chart
• describe design considerations for flexible forms and discuss support for HTML5 input types and attributes
• use HTML5 input types and attributes to configure responsive forms
• describe navigation options such as footer anchors, top menus that deconstruct, drop-down to select menus, and flyout menus that can form part of a responsive design solution and describe how options such as footer anchors are suitable for touch input
• create a responsive menu system using a deconstructing top menu as part of a responsive design solution
• create a responsive menu system using footer anchor navigation as part of a responsive design solution
• describe the off-canvas pattern and show how to implement it for flyout menus
• describe the off-canvas pattern and show how to implement it for content
• describe and provide examples of how screens can be collapsed for bigger devices, floating screens can be used, non-crucial content can be used in larger screen side-bars and components can be adjusted or replaced, or content expanded, to enable display in multiple devices
• implement CSS3 columns and media queries as part of a responsive layout
• use stacked galleries in a responsive UI
• use tabbed workspaces in a responsive UI solution
• use split views in a responsive UI
• use media queries to generate styles for different devices
• manage elements in transition as part of a responsive web design
• configure responsive keyframe animations
• describe the concept of interacting with sensors and devices as part of responsive design, describe native APIs and use geolocation API to fill out form addresses
• use the window.navigator object to check for a network connection, and describe the NetworkInfo API
• recognize the importance of device and feature detection and describe the use of the Modernizr tool
• identify the considerations for successful responsive web design
• describe how using style tiles can help in the responsive design process
• describe how to optimize performance for responsive applications configured to run on different devices
• describe conditional loading
• configure flexible data, user interfaces, device interaction, and process and performance procedures in responsive web design

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Data and UIs, Devices, Process and Performance

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Data and UIs, Devices, Process and Performance

• start the course
• configure tables to be responsive using scrolling
• configure tables to be responsive by stacking cells
• configure tables to be responsive by hiding portions of the table
• configure flexible tables by converting a table to a chart
• describe design considerations for flexible forms and discuss support for HTML5 input types and attributes
• use HTML5 input types and attributes to configure responsive forms
• describe navigation options such as footer anchors, top menus that deconstruct, drop-down to select menus, and flyout menus that can form part of a responsive design solution and describe how options such as footer anchors are suitable for touch input
• create a responsive menu system using a deconstructing top menu as part of a responsive design solution
• create a responsive menu system using footer anchor navigation as part of a responsive design solution
• describe the off-canvas pattern and show how to implement it for flyout menus
• describe the off-canvas pattern and show how to implement it for content
• describe and provide examples of how screens can be collapsed for bigger devices, floating screens can be used, non-crucial content can be used in larger screen side-bars and components can be adjusted or replaced, or content expanded, to enable display in multiple devices
• implement CSS3 columns and media queries as part of a responsive layout
• use stacked galleries in a responsive UI
• use tabbed workspaces in a responsive UI solution
• use split views in a responsive UI
• use media queries to generate styles for different devices
• manage elements in transition as part of a responsive web design
• configure responsive keyframe animations
• describe the concept of interacting with sensors and devices as part of responsive design, describe native APIs and use geolocation API to fill out form addresses
• use the window.navigator object to check for a network connection, and describe the NetworkInfo API
• recognize the importance of device and feature detection and describe the use of the Modernizr tool
• identify the considerations for successful responsive web design
• describe how using style tiles can help in the responsive design process
• describe how to optimize performance for responsive applications configured to run on different devices
• describe conditional loading
• configure flexible data, user interfaces, device interaction, and process and performance procedures in responsive web design

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Grids, Images, and Media Queries

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Grids, Images, and Media Queries

• start the course
• describe the concept of responsive web design, its core components, and contrast adaptive, fluid, and responsive design
• contrast fixed and fluid layouts and use proportional width settings to achieve fluid grid layouts
• implement the CSS3 Flexbox as part of a responsive design web layout
• describe how to implement the CSS3 grid layout with flexible lengths (fraction units)
• describe how to implement semantic grid systems using a preprocessor such as Sass
• describe and contrast use of percentages, ems, rems, and viewport units in responsive design
• describe the issue of rounding
• configure flexible text with appropriate measurement units for size and line height and features such as text overflow in a responsive web design solution
• use the maxwidth attribute to configure images to be responsive
• configure tiled background images to be responsive
• describe the CSS overflow property and implement it as a part of a responsive web design solution for images
• use sprites for background images as part of a responsive design solution
• describe scalable vector images (SVG) and use SVG to implement scaling images
• describe the HTML5 canvas and use the canvas to implement scaling images
• describe and use the new HTML5 picture element
• recall use of maxwidth attribute and use intrinsic ratio to work with embedded video to make it responsive
• describe media queries, their syntax, breakpoints, using both major and minor breakpoints, and their application in responsive web design
• use media queries with device or viewport dimensions
• contrast the viewport meta tag and CSS3 parameter and combine with a media query for device adaptation
• configure a screen resolution media query
• work with multiple media queries, combining and negating queries
• work with available media types apart from screen
• work with features such as input mechanism and color
• describe how to resolve compatibility issues relating to media queries in older browsers
• apply fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries to your web design

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Grids, Images, and Media Queries

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Grids, Images, and Media Queries

• start the course
• describe the concept of responsive web design, its core components, and contrast adaptive, fluid, and responsive design
• contrast fixed and fluid layouts and use proportional width settings to achieve fluid grid layouts
• implement the CSS3 Flexbox as part of a responsive design web layout
• describe how to implement the CSS3 grid layout with flexible lengths (fraction units)
• describe how to implement semantic grid systems using a preprocessor such as Sass
• describe and contrast use of percentages, ems, rems, and viewport units in responsive design
• describe the issue of rounding
• configure flexible text with appropriate measurement units for size and line height and features such as text overflow in a responsive web design solution
• use the maxwidth attribute to configure images to be responsive
• configure tiled background images to be responsive
• describe the CSS overflow property and implement it as a part of a responsive web design solution for images
• use sprites for background images as part of a responsive design solution
• describe scalable vector images (SVG) and use SVG to implement scaling images
• describe the HTML5 canvas and use the canvas to implement scaling images
• describe and use the new HTML5 picture element
• recall use of maxwidth attribute and use intrinsic ratio to work with embedded video to make it responsive
• describe media queries, their syntax, breakpoints, using both major and minor breakpoints, and their application in responsive web design
• use media queries with device or viewport dimensions
• contrast the viewport meta tag and CSS3 parameter and combine with a media query for device adaptation
• configure a screen resolution media query
• work with multiple media queries, combining and negating queries
• work with available media types apart from screen
• work with features such as input mechanism and color
• describe how to resolve compatibility issues relating to media queries in older browsers
• apply fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries to your web design

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Grids, Images, and Media Queries

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Grids, Images, and Media Queries

• start the course
• describe the concept of responsive web design, its core components, and contrast adaptive, fluid, and responsive design
• contrast fixed and fluid layouts and use proportional width settings to achieve fluid grid layouts
• implement the CSS3 Flexbox as part of a responsive design web layout
• describe how to implement the CSS3 grid layout with flexible lengths (fraction units)
• describe how to implement semantic grid systems using a preprocessor such as Sass
• describe and contrast use of percentages, ems, rems, and viewport units in responsive design
• describe the issue of rounding
• configure flexible text with appropriate measurement units for size and line height and features such as text overflow in a responsive web design solution
• use the maxwidth attribute to configure images to be responsive
• configure tiled background images to be responsive
• describe the CSS overflow property and implement it as a part of a responsive web design solution for images
• use sprites for background images as part of a responsive design solution
• describe scalable vector images (SVG) and use SVG to implement scaling images
• describe the HTML5 canvas and use the canvas to implement scaling images
• describe and use the new HTML5 picture element
• recall use of maxwidth attribute and use intrinsic ratio to work with embedded video to make it responsive
• describe media queries, their syntax, breakpoints, using both major and minor breakpoints, and their application in responsive web design
• use media queries with device or viewport dimensions
• contrast the viewport meta tag and CSS3 parameter and combine with a media query for device adaptation
• configure a screen resolution media query
• work with multiple media queries, combining and negating queries
• work with available media types apart from screen
• work with features such as input mechanism and color
• describe how to resolve compatibility issues relating to media queries in older browsers
• apply fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries to your web design

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Grids, Images, and Media Queries

Responsive Web Design: Flexible Grids, Images, and Media Queries

• start the course
• describe the concept of responsive web design, its core components, and contrast adaptive, fluid, and responsive design
• contrast fixed and fluid layouts and use proportional width settings to achieve fluid grid layouts
• implement the CSS3 Flexbox as part of a responsive design web layout
• describe how to implement the CSS3 grid layout with flexible lengths (fraction units)
• describe how to implement semantic grid systems using a preprocessor such as Sass
• describe and contrast use of percentages, ems, rems, and viewport units in responsive design
• describe the issue of rounding
• configure flexible text with appropriate measurement units for size and line height and features such as text overflow in a responsive web design solution
• use the maxwidth attribute to configure images to be responsive
• configure tiled background images to be responsive
• describe the CSS overflow property and implement it as a part of a responsive web design solution for images
• use sprites for background images as part of a responsive design solution
• describe scalable vector images (SVG) and use SVG to implement scaling images
• describe the HTML5 canvas and use the canvas to implement scaling images
• describe and use the new HTML5 picture element
• recall use of maxwidth attribute and use intrinsic ratio to work with embedded video to make it responsive
• describe media queries, their syntax, breakpoints, using both major and minor breakpoints, and their application in responsive web design
• use media queries with device or viewport dimensions
• contrast the viewport meta tag and CSS3 parameter and combine with a media query for device adaptation
• configure a screen resolution media query
• work with multiple media queries, combining and negating queries
• work with available media types apart from screen
• work with features such as input mechanism and color
• describe how to resolve compatibility issues relating to media queries in older browsers
• apply fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries to your web design