Embarking on any web project from a clean slate is a lot of work. Setting up typography, base styles, perhaps a grid system of some kind, media queries.. The alternative; building yourself some kind of front-end framework to start from each time, can be a serious undertaking and involves a lot of maintenance. Happily, open source frameworks such as Zurb's Foundation will do all the heavy lifting for you!

Word of warning: this Session is not for the faint-hearted! Throughout the course of nearly fifty screencasts Adi Purdila will walk you through conception and completion of an entire WordPress blog theme. You'll start out in Photoshop, translate the design into an adaptive HTML and CSS build, then jump over to the next section (Adaptive Blog Theme: From HTML & CSS to WordPress) where you'll rig everything up with WordPress.

There's rarely a better way of learning web design than to watch over someone's shoulder for the duration of a complete project; this is your chance to do just that.

Orman Clark has brought joy to the masses with his pixel perfect creations, many of which he dishes out for free on his site Premium Pixels. This session focuses on bringing his .psd files to life, teaching and demonstrating modern web techniques and standards wherever possible.

The Skeleton framework, by Dave Gamache, provides a simple and rapid way of kicking off a web build. With a straight-forward grid, clear typography, and very little else in the way of styling, Skeleton is arguably the lightest way of introducing yourself to responsive frameworks.

Follow me as I walk through the design and build process of an entire admin panel theme.

Bootstrap has very effectively positioned itself as one of the most popular front-end frameworks available. Follow me as I walk you through the fundamentals of building websites with it.