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7.1 Wrapping Up
Well done, you’ve completed “Responsive Web Design Revisited”. Let’s take a quick look at what you’ve achieved, and where you can go next!
Related Links1.Introduction
1.1Responsive Web Design Revisited01:34
1.2What “Responsive” Means Today and What You’ll Be Building14:46
1.3“Content First” Methodology: Why You Should Use It and How05:33
2.Content Stage
2.1Content and Responsiveness Plan07:44
2.2Assemble Content07:48
3.Style Tiles Stage
3.1“Style Tiles” and Catering for All by Designing Big07:09
3.2Creating Style Tiles in Adobe Photoshop14:59
4.Foundational Code Stage
4.1Build Your Basic Code Shell14:56
4.2Add Unstyled Content: HTML and JavaScript13:57
4.3Add Unstyled Content: CSS15:00
5.Style Code Stage
5.1Turn Style Tiles Into Style CSS14:15
6.Optimization Stage
6.1The picture Element06:32
6.2Code Autoprefixing, Combination, and Minification12:43
7.Conclusion
7.1Wrapping Up01:05
7.1 Wrapping Up
Well done, you have just completed Responsive web design revisited. You now have a complete content first process that you can follow to create responsive web sites at the highest level possible from this point on. Your sites won't just work on mobile phones and desktops, they'll work on every device, in every way they're asked to perform. Creating responsive sites is all about being fully cross compatible. So you might also like to check out my course Bomb-Proof Web Design to learn even more about putting great experiences together for your visitors. To take your responsive CSS coding up to the next level, I also recommend you consider working with the CSS preprocessor, something like Stylus, Sass, or LESS. A lot of the things that you need to do for responsive design are made a lot easier when you're using a preprocessor. So if you would like to get started on that, you could also take a look at another one of my courses, named become a CSS super hero with styles. Thank you so much for taking this course I hope you had a great time, and I'll see you in the next one.
