The Ultimate HTML5 & CSS3 Series: Part 3-0daytown

Learn to build fast, stunning and responsive websites with HTML5 and CSS3

Convert Photoshop Designs into Websites with Confidence
Wondering how professional web developers take a Photoshop design mockup and convert it into a real HTML5/CSS3 website? That’s exactly what you’re going to learn in this course.

A fun, highly-practical, step-by-step course that teaches you how to build and deploy fast, stunning websites using a systematic approach.

It teaches you the mindset of a professional front-end developer and is packed with hundreds of techniques, time-saving tips and best practices.

This is the HTML5/CSS3 course I wish I had when I was learning web development!

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to…
Convert Photoshop mockup designs into real HTML5/CSS3 websites
Write quality HTML5/CSS3 code with confidence
Troubleshoot issues like a pro
Build responsive websites using the mobile-first approach
Deploy your websites to the cloud
Master HTML5/CSS3 Using a Real Project
Learn the essential Photoshop skills every web developer needs
Master mobile-first responsive design
Create layouts with Flex and Grid layout systems
Add smooth, beautiful animations
Optimize images for performance
Write clean, maintainable, object-oriented CSS3
Learn HTML5/CSS3 best practices
Write valid, semantic HTML5 code that search engines love
Use BEM convention to make your code more readable
Increase your productivity using little-known shortcuts
Host your code on GitHub
Set up continuous deployment
Measure your website’s performance
Get to know the tools that make your job easier
And much, much more!
I’ll show you and explain every line of code I write so you understand the what’s, why’s and how’s. Learn the thought-process, not copy/pasting code!
Who is this course for?
Anyone looking for a career in front-end development
Anyone wanting to work as a freelancer
Anyone preparing for a job interview
Prerequisites
This course is the third part of my Ultimate HTML5/CSS3 series. In the first two parts, I’ve covered the basic and advanced concepts. In this part, we put everything together to build a real website.

So ideally you should have watched the first two parts, but you’re welcome to start here if you’re an intermediate-level web developer and are familiar with the following:

Semantic HTML elements
CSS selectors & pseudo-selectors
CSS box model
Absolute and relative positioning
Flex and grid layouts
Media queries
Responsive images
Transformations
Transitions

The Ultimate HTML5 & CSS3 Series: Part 3