Kezz BraceyJan 23, 2019Lessons: 10Length: 58 minutes

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1.3 Prepping the Template

We’re going to make a couple of minor changes to the template to deactivate some of the JavaScript-driven elements such as slideshows. This will make sure that when we copy over our VisBug modified code, we get no broken elements on the page.

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 17:31

1.1
Welcome to the Course
00:45

1.2
Before You Begin
07:51

1.3
Prepping the Template
08:55

2.Convert to a Light Color Scheme
3 lessons, 22:31

2.1
Replace Background Images and Colors
06:44

2.2
Switch Highlight to New Color
10:30

2.3
Update Text Colors
05:17

3.Modify the Content
3 lessons, 15:49

3.1
Add a New Logo and Images
06:56

3.2
Edit the Text
03:26

3.3
Deleting and Duplicating Elements
05:27

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:45

4.1
Wrapping Up
01:45

Kezz Bracey

Hi there. I'm a designer & coder who works in the areas of web design / development, game development and digital art. In the web space I'm a front end all rounder but I have a particular specialization in theme creation, no matter the platform. I also love finding the latest most efficient, user focused design and dev techniques of the day. In game development I'm addicted to playing with every different engine, toolset and framework I can find. In digital art I love everything from painting to vector work to pixel art to 3D modelling. In short, if it's creative and you can make it digitally, I love it.

Customize a Template With VisBug

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1.3 Prepping the Template

1.Introduction3 lessons, 17:31

2.Convert to a Light Color Scheme3 lessons, 22:31

3.Modify the Content3 lessons, 15:49

4.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:45

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 17:31

2.Convert to a Light Color Scheme
3 lessons, 22:31

3.Modify the Content
3 lessons, 15:49

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:45