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CancelHow to Create a Full-Screen Slider With CSS and Vanilla JavaScript
Welcome to the Course
01:27
A slider is a very popular UI pattern and is very useful for displaying large amounts of information without taking up too much space. While there are hundreds of sliders you can download, it’s actually really easy to create your own, and that's exactly what you’ll learn in this course.
In the first chapter, you’ll learn how to create a CSS-only full-screen slider, and in the second chapter you’ll add more advanced functionality to it with vanilla JavaScript. You’ll also learn how to add some nicer styling.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:27
1 lesson, 01:27
1.1Welcome to the Course01:27
1.1
Welcome to the Course
01:27
2.Let’s Create a Simple Slider2 lessons, 20:54
2 lessons, 20:54
2.1Writing the Markup07:11
2.1
Writing the Markup
07:11
2.2Writing the Basic CSS13:43
2.2
Writing the Basic CSS
13:43
3.Let’s Add Some Advanced Functionality4 lessons, 40:25
4 lessons, 40:25
3.1Simplifying the Markup With JavaScript13:16
3.1
Simplifying the Markup With JavaScript
13:16
3.2Adding an Automatic Slide Change12:35
3.2
Adding an Automatic Slide Change
12:35
3.3Adding Better Styling to the Slides08:31
3.3
Adding Better Styling to the Slides
08:31
3.4Styling the Pagination06:03
3.4
Styling the Pagination
06:03
Adi Purdila is a web design instructor for Tuts+. With over 100 courses and 200 tutorials published to date, Adi's goal is to help students become better web designers and developers by creating content that’s easy to follow and offers great value.
Being self-taught himself, Adi strongly believes that constant learning (academic or otherwise) is the only way to move forward and achieve your goals.
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