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LT- Responsive CSS with Sass & Compass - 2013 (Size: 1 GB)
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Using a framework helps simplify your workflow and makes writing CSS fun again. Learn how Compass (powered by Sass) can help you build responsive layouts that are easier, faster, and more compatible than using CSS alone. In this course, Ray Villalobos shows how to automate your workflow with Grunt.js, scaffold your HTML, modularize your Sass with partials, and get started styling with variables and mixins. Plus, learn how to create A first-Mobile Grid with Susy-without Adding nonsemantic HTML Markup. Need A refresher on Sass? Check out CSS with LESS and Sass with Joe Marini. Application frameworks simplifies the workflow and makes writing CSS even funny.
Introduction Welcome What you Should know Using the exercise Files 1. Getting Started What is Sass and Compass? Analyzing Workflow options Setting up A Folder structure Adding version control Using Node.js NPM with package.json 2. Setting Up A Workflow with Grunt.js Creating your first task Watching out for automated tasks Reloading your Browser save on Setting up A config.rb file for Compass Adding Susy for responsive grids 3. Scaffolding Our HTML What we'll be Building Preparing Our assets Scaffolding the header and footer Adding Our speaker info Inserting the main Content 4. Principles Sass Sass with your Modularizing partials Creating A color palette with variables Understanding Compass Imports Adding Custom Fonts and icons 5. Styling with Sass and Compass Styling Our Base with partial variables, selector helpers, and parent selectors Making your CSS more semantic Controlling mixin parameters Creating A Mobile-first Layout 6. Responsive Layout Grids with Susy Setting up Susy's defaults Starting Layout Our structure Our Modifying Secondary Content Displaying Content on Media Query breakpoints Adjusting Our navigation Improving Our Speakers section Finishing Our Layout Conclusion Next steps Format : MP4 Video : MPEG-4, 960x540, 16: 9, 30fps, 1201kbps Audio : AAC, 48kHz, 160kbps, stereo Sharing Widget |