- Overview
- Transcript
1.1 Introduction
Welcome to Building a Landing Page That Converts. In this course, you will start with a landing page design in Photoshop and build the design out using HTML and CSS.
1.Introduction2 lessons, 05:34
2 lessons, 05:34
1.1Introduction00:35
1.1
Introduction
00:35
1.2What You Will Build04:59
1.2
What You Will Build
04:59
2.Structuring Your HTML9 lessons, 1:03:52
9 lessons, 1:03:52
2.1Getting Started05:29
2.1
Getting Started
05:29
2.2Bootstrap Review06:25
2.2
Bootstrap Review
06:25
2.3Fonts and Link Tags04:27
2.3
Fonts and Link Tags
04:27
2.4Laying Out the Header07:46
2.4
Laying Out the Header
07:46
2.5Laying Out the Feature Section15:26
2.5
Laying Out the Feature Section
15:26
2.6Laying Out the Video Section04:25
2.6
Laying Out the Video Section
04:25
2.7Laying Out More Content09:06
2.7
Laying Out More Content
09:06
2.8A Tricky Layout04:44
2.8
A Tricky Layout
04:44
2.9The Rest of the Layout06:04
2.9
The Rest of the Layout
06:04
3.Styling the Page5 lessons, 43:27
5 lessons, 43:27
3.1Text and Buttons09:20
3.1
Text and Buttons
09:20
3.2Styling the Header11:47
3.2
Styling the Header
11:47
3.3Styling the Video Section09:27
3.3
Styling the Video Section
09:27
3.4Styling the Facts Section07:03
3.4
Styling the Facts Section
07:03
3.5Animating the Scroll Position05:50
3.5
Animating the Scroll Position
05:50
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:31
1 lesson, 00:31
4.1Final Thoughts00:31
4.1
Final Thoughts
00:31
1.1 Introduction
Hello and welcome to Building a Landing Page that Converts. My name is Craig Campbell and I will be your instructor for this course. In this course, we are going to take a Photoshop design for a product landing page, and build it out using HTML, CSS and Bootstrap, as we discuss strategies and decisions that are necessary for the process. This course assumes a basic knowledge of HTML and CSS, and a little familiarity with Bootstrap also wouldn't hurt. So I wanna thank you so much for watching, and in the next lesson we'll get started.
Craig has been doodling on computers since the first time he opened Paintbrush in Windows 3.0 in 1990. Since then,
he has constantly sought new and exciting ways to make
beautiful things on computers.







