I just want to give you a huge thanks for creating this course and sharing it with us for free! I've tried many online courses but this one so far has been the most helpful.
I'm not trying to drop nice comment just like every other person, I just want to say thank you for this awesome tutorial. I dedicated a whole day for this, trust me it was time well spent.
I agree the most understandable webdesign tutorial I have seen, and I have watched many while being in tutorial wormhole. You have an uncanny ability to make what your teaching more understandable than most. Please keep it coming.
I haven't watched yet, I want to say though: I appreciate the text in your thumbnail -- code this *with me*. I think that's a better way to help someone learn something.
There is no word to do justice with the quality of your teaching. I did know all of these stuff but never had confident to apply them and this project just gave me that confident. You are a gem. Please keep uploading more videos like this.
Dude, you just solve my problem for like 2 months! since I am just a self-taught programmer, it's quite hard to find resources to learn. I know there are tons of videos about flex & grid, but you are the one sparkling me. much more appreciate! thanks bro. Best teacher ever!
Brad - you do a great job of explaining every line of code and also showing the results visually. Your pacing is perfect - better than many I have seen.
Thank you SO much!! I've been trying to figure out flexbox and grid for AGES and it turns out I was seriously over complicating it. It makes a lot more sense now!
Is there a way to give 20 likes ? So many nuggets of learning. Man , you have great teaching skills - it’s not just way you explain but even planning your content. I am loving your react course...outstanding sir ! Let em keep coming
Absolutely enjoying this boot camp series. Prior to this, watched plenty of other beginner tutorials... You are so spot on with the shorter videos and focused concentration!
This video deserves more views, you are explaining detailed your moves, this is how this kind of tutorials should be, well done and keep up the good work!
This is great, I especially love how you styled all content right away for both desktop and mobile without having to use media queries. Very neat use of grid-template-columns! One can tell you are experienced at this - nice work!
Hi, thanks for the video. I liked the explanation about grid ( even more simple then explained by Rachel Andrew or jen simmons), just perfect. Now, i have to point point out two things: first: i agree with @Andrew, nowadays, with html5, do not make any sense just using div tag to group things. As your are teaching, i know no one is perfect but you should always go with modern, best practice and guide lines, like using semantic tags, for example: header, footer, nav,, section, etc. By using it, all your views will know that exist and they should use it, as part of IT education. second: the old problem with the footer, if you have, for example just two features, in mobile or in desktop view, the footer will not be in the bottom, will "push" near to the features with some blank space in the bottom. ;)
Excellent tutorials. It’s all in the presentation and you’re a very talented instructor! I’d like to make a suggestion. I think you should create a series where you apply all the css you’ve taught in building a series of real projects (websites, admin panels, rich mobile apps). Theory, while essential, leaves inexperienced developers wondering how to apply it all. An entire series dedicated to just this would allow you to recycle all the audience that followed the theory videos. Again, outstanding teaching. Than you!
Hi Brad, thank you for your response. I am going to ask a big favour which is something I believe you can deliver ease. Could you teach us intermediate and advanced jQuery,? At your convenient time in order to progress with your JQuery series ONLY, >> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1vMFpT0h-WI.html. I know you have the full stack course which I bought but I love JQuery. Thank you in advance for your collaboration
Excellent tutorial, I have been doing some other web development courses on udemy and yet this is the most well explained and detailed code along walkthrough that shows and explains CSS and flexbox features that I've seen.
Thank you so much for creating this free course. It is perfect guide for beginners like me . Your style of teaching, quality of videos and content is commendable. After trying many online resources I found this one really helpful for me. Thanks again !
Thanks Brad. You are my favorite teacher. I believe you introduced a few CSS selectors like display: block on the menu and the menu hover transition that might have been intimidating for new users. And that's because you started using them without mentioning them earlier so people might not be so clear on why they were used. Personally, I don't have a problem with that since I am an advanced user, I just mention what I have observed for your own consideration.
Thanks, and great catch. I actually wanted to take out those two things (the display: block and the hover selector) for the reason you mentioned but I realized that I had already shown the hover effects in the preview at the start of the video, and didn't want to not have that in the final product as advertised.
Thank you so much for these videos! They're so easy to learn by, I do have to pause and repeat a process to fully get it, but your instructions are so clear and easy! Thank you so much!
Please please please, when ever you can and if you like please make a CSS course related to the fictional university Udemy course. It coulld be a separate course. I would like to hear and follow the explanation from you!. Great Teacher.
@@birsingh5388 Yes I do know that ... but in today's design practices, is it not a bad practice to just use div's? Proper HTML structure also helps with accessibility and search engines (SEO) reading your content better.
When I first outlined this lesson the HTML did indeed use the header, nav, section and footer elements, but I decided since this video already covers a lot of ground it might just be one more potential bit of confusion and removed them. But absolutely, anyone reading this, don't always do as I do... take 10 minutes and search for a RU-vid video on "Semantic HTML5 Elements"
@@stephencarroll9239 Thank you. "Semantics" are tricky because the word "header" doesn't *mean* "header", we just call it that. If I didn't already "know" that "header" meant "header", seeing the "header-tag" doesn't help me. "Semantics" by itself is not enough.
Thank you so much, sir..you are the best..After mastering HTML, CSS, Javascript, and jQuery I will join your course at Udemy to learn WordPress development to know more about PHP.
Thanks! Unless a job opportunity specifically listed jQuery I wouldn't feel any rush to learn it. While you'll run into jQuery in older projects that you inherit, it's not typically used in new projects.
