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Created byBrad Hussey, Code College

Last updated 3/2016

English

What you'll learn

In this course, you will learn how to slice up a Photoshop mockup and hand-code valid HTML5 & CSS3
By the end of the course, you will be able to turn a PSD into a beautiful, usable, and valid HTML5 & CSS3 website

Course content

8 sections • 24 lectures • 4h 12m total length

Welcome to PSD to HTML5 & CSS30:23
A brief introduction of the course.

What we are building0:19
A brief overview of the Photoshop Mockup we will be coding.
What you need to start2:14
This lecture lists everything needed in order to start building your HTML5 & CSS3 website.
Setting up our Folder Structure0:56
This lectures covers how to set up a simple folder structure to lay the foundation of building a website.
Code Chunks0:50
This lecture contains a "Code Chunks" folder that includes individual HTML & CSS files for reference throughout the course.

Becoming Familiar with the Layout0:49
This lecture outlines the Wireframe, and all of the most common elements used in building a website.
Gathering Assets & Saving for Web20:14
This lecture covers how to slice up your Photoshop Mockup and how to Save for Web & Devices.

Learning Outcomes

You will learn how to take a Photoshop Mockup and Save Optimized images and assets for use in your website
Photoshop Pop Quiz!

Coding an HTML5 Skeleton13:50
In this lecture, we start laying the foundation for our website by hand-coding the HTML5 skeleton.
Coding the "Header"11:57
In this lecture we hand-code the HTML5 for the "Header" section of the website.
Coding the "Content Section"13:43
In this lecture, we hand-code the HTML5 for the "Content" section of the website.
Coding the "Footer"6:51
In this lecture, we hand-code the HTML5 for the "Footer" section of the website.
HTML5 Pop Quiz!

Adding a Stylesheet to your Website3:19
In this lecture, we start the CSS3 section of the course. This simple video will show you how to hook a CSS file into your HTML file.
Normalize vs. Reset: What is the difference?4:05
In this lecture, learn the difference between Normalize.css and Reset.css and why one or the other may benefit you more in your web development.
Save some time by downloading the normalize.css file in the extras section of this lecture.
Global Styles & Typography20:15
In this lecture, we begin styling our website with CSS3.
Layout: Styling the Navigation Bar25:41
In this lecture, we use CSS3 to style the Navigation section of our website.
Layout: Styling the Header27:25
In this lecture, we use CSS3 to style the Header section of our website.
Layout: Styling the "Content Section" — Part I15:55
In Part I of this lecture, we use CSS3 to style the primary "content" section of our website, including how to style "grid-style" columns.
Layout: Styling the "Content Section" — Part II16:48
In Part II of this lecture, we use CSS3 to style the sidebar of our website.
Note: The volume in this video is, unfortunately, a bit quiet. Just be sure to turn your speakers up a bit :)
Layout: Styling the Footer26:13
In this lecture, we use CSS3 to style the Footer section of our website.
CSS3 Pop Quiz!

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How to Code a CSS Sticky Footer8:11
In this lecture, we're going to learn how to code a CSS Sticky Footer.

Requirements

Adobe Photoshop CS3 or higher
Very basic knowledge of HTML & CSS
Text Editor (TextWranger, Espresso, or Coda recommended)

Description

Course Updated November 26th, 2014!

New lecture added: Code a CSS Sticky Footer

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The Best Way to Learn HTML5 & CSS3

PSD to HTML5/CSS3 is a simple course that will teach you to take a Photoshop Mockup Design and hand-code it into a beautiful, semantic, valid HTML5 & CSS3 website.

Start Speaking the Language Right Away

Just like learning a human language, the best way of learning is by speaking from day 1—this course is similar in the sense that we'll begin speaking HTML5 & CSS3 right away!

I believe this is the best way to learn HTML5 and CSS3.

It's simple. It's easy. You can do it!

If you’ve always wanted to know how to build your own website, or have wanted a simple and comprehensive way to dive into PSD to HTML5 & CSS3, this course is definitely for you.

Real World Example

One of my students, who had no previous web design experience, took my course and ran with the skills he acquired. He built a brand new website for his Barbershop in Vancouver!

So, what are you waiting for?

Do you want to hand-code your first website in 4-hours? Let's do this!

Who this course is for:

This course is intended for beginners who have minimal knowledge or experience in Photoshop, and coding HTML & CSS
A very basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and Photoshop is recommended
First year web design students can greatly benefit from this course!

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Introduction1 lecture • 1min

Preparation4 lectures • 4min

The PSD2 lectures • 21min

HTML4 lectures • 46min

CSS8 lectures • 2hr 20min

Validation2 lectures • 16min

Conclusion1 lecture • 2min

Brand New Bonus Lectures!2 lectures • 22min