Considering using Linux but not sure if it’s viable for web design? Well, happily the answer is “Yes”, and in this course you’ll learn why that’s the case.
In “Linux for Web Design” I’ll walk you through the fundamental ideas and concepts underpinning Linux. You'll learn how to choose the version of Linux you want to use, how to set up a great web design workspace, how to decide which software to use for every step of the web design process, and how to go about installing said software.
When you finish this course, you’ll be fully equipped to take on Linux as your primary platform—if you choose.
So let’s get started on “Linux for Web Design”!
1.Introduction
1.1Linux for Web Design00:48
1.1
Linux for Web Design
00:48
1.2Perks of Linux11:20
1.2
Perks of Linux
11:20
1.3Linux FAQ and Myth-Busting12:40
1.3
Linux FAQ and Myth-Busting
12:40
2.Linux for Web Design
2.1Choosing a Linux Distro for Web Design14:10
2.1
Choosing a Linux Distro for Web Design
14:10
2.2Choosing a Distro by Desktop Environment05:13
2.2
Choosing a Distro by Desktop Environment
05:13
2.3Setting Up KDE for Web Design Workflows18:22
2.3
Setting Up KDE for Web Design Workflows
18:22
2.4Browsers and Search Engines10:05
2.4
Browsers and Search Engines
10:05
2.5Wireframing, Prototyping, and Interface Design15:23
2.5
Wireframing, Prototyping, and Interface Design
15:23
2.6SVG Design05:41
2.6
SVG Design
05:41
2.7Image Editing10:01
2.7
Image Editing
10:01
2.8Code Editors04:55
2.8
Code Editors
04:55
2.9Local Site Previews09:59
2.9
Local Site Previews
09:59
2.10Miscellaneous Tools05:30
2.10
Miscellaneous Tools
05:30
3.Conclusion
3.1Summary and Advice for Switching to Linux05:14
3.1
Summary and Advice for Switching to Linux
05:14
