Informações sobre o curso: The web today is almost unrecognizable from the early days of white pages with lists of blue links. Now, sites are designed with complex layouts, unique fonts, and customized color schemes. This course will show you the basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS3). The emphasis will be on learning how to write CSS rules, how to test code, and how to establish good programming habits. When done correctly, the styling of a webpage can take enhance your page. When done incorrectly the result can be worse than no styling at all. To ensure that your sites do not put up barriers for people with cognitive and/or physical disabilities, you will learn how to evaluate pages using the standardized POUR accessibility guidelines. Upon completion of the course, learners will be able to sketch a design for a given HTML page. Using that design they will use CSS to implement the design by adding fonts, colors, and layouts. This is the second course in the Web Design For Everybody specialization. Subsequent courses focus on adding interaction with JavaScript and enhancing the styling with responsive design. It will be difficult to complete this course if you do not have access to a laptop or desktop computer for the homework.
Desenvolvido por: University of Michigan
Ministrado por: Colleen van Lent, Ph.D., Lecturer
School of InformationMinistrado por: Charles Severance, Associate Professor
School of Information
| Informações básicas | Curso 2 de 5 no Web Design para todos Specialization |
| Idioma | Inglês |
| Como ser aprovado | Seja aprovado em todas as tarefas para concluir o curso. |
| Classificação do usuário |
Programa
SEMANA 1
Week One: Getting Started with Simple Styling
Welcome to Introduction to CSS3! In this course you will learn how to style your pages by taking advantage of the power of CSS3. We will focus on both proper syntax (how to write your styling rules) and the importance of accessibility design (making sure that your style enhances your site, not make it harder to navigate). It is so important that you jump in ready to make mistakes and typos in this course. The only way you will really understand the material is to practice typing it in on your own as often as possible.
8 videos, 8 leituras
- Reading: Syllabus
- Reading: Resources
- Reading: Help us learn more about you!
- Reading: Building Your First Web Page
- Vídeo: 01-02 Cascading Style Sheets
- Vídeo: 01-03 Colors
- Vídeo: 01-04 Styling Your Text
- Reading: Early coding
- Vídeo: 01-05 Code Together
- Vídeo: 01-06a Display and Visibility - Part 1
- Vídeo: 01-06b Display and Visibility - Part 2
- Reading: Code Placement
- Reading: Homework One Description
- Reading: Peer Review
- Vídeo: 01-07 Optional -- Homework Description
Nota atribuída: Styling Syntax and Theory
Nota atribuída: Your First Styled Site
SEMANA 2
Week Two: Advanced Styling
Colors and fonts are just the start to styling your page. The nice thing about starting with these properties is that they are usually very straightforward to implement. You pick a color and boom - instant, expected results. This week we move on to new properties that tend to require a little bit of tweaking to get the desired results. In particular we will talk about the Box Model, background images, opacity, float, columns, visibility, and designing for different browsers.
8 videos, 9 leituras, 1 teste para praticar
- Reading: Resources
- Reading: Coding Together
- Vídeo: 02-02 Code Together
- Vídeo: 02-03 Styling Links and Lists
- Vídeo: 02-04 Advanced Selectors
- Reading: Supplemental reading on complex selectors
- Practice Quiz: Optional Practice Quiz: Review
- Reading: Shorthand rules
- Vídeo: 02-05 Browser Capabilites
- Reading: Browsers
- Reading: Code Together
- Vídeo: 02-06 Code Together
- Reading: Background Images and Opacity
- Vídeo: 02-07 Designing For Accessibility
- Reading: Optional - The importance of headings
- Reading: Homework Two Description
- Vídeo: 02-08 Optional - Homework Description
Nota atribuída: Advanced Selectors Quiz
Nota atribuída: Advanced Style
SEMANA 3
Week Three: Psuedo-classes, Pseudo-elements, Transitions, and Positioning
Have you ever noticed on a web page that some links are blue and others are purple, depending upon if you have clicked on the links? How is it possible to style some anchor tags and not others? This week you will learn how to style pseudo-classes (e.g. a link that has been visiting, an element that has the mouse hovering over it) and pseudo-elements (e.g. the first-letter of a heading, the first line of a paragraph). These elements are not difficult to style, but do require careful coding. It is also the first step to adding simple animation to your site. We end this week with the subject of positioning -- how to get elements to stick to a certain part of your page. Think about annoying pop-up ads. How do the programmers get them to stay RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SCREEN despite the fact that you keep trying to scroll them away.
5 videos, 5 leituras
- Reading: Resources
- Vídeo: 03-02 Transitions
- Vídeo: 03-03 Transforms
- Reading: OPTIONAL READINGS - Transitions, Transforms, and Animation
- Vídeo: 03-04 Code together - Transitions
- Reading: Positioning
- Vídeo: 03-05 Positioning
- Reading: Why not a Peer Assignment this week?
- Reading: Some Fun Links
Nota atribuída: Final Quiz
SEMANA 4
Week Four: Putting It All Together
This week I am going to do some code review. I will show you how I used pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements to style a table. Then I give you a demonstration of three different navigation bars that utilize different styling options. We will want to step back and talk about how these different options may affect the accessibility of our site. The final step to completing this course is the completion of the peer-graded project. You will have the chance to demonstrate the ability to follow styling guidelines while still putting your own personal touch on the project. Just remember, you need to validate your work for proper syntax and accessibility.
7 videos, 3 leituras
- Reading: Resources
- Vídeo: 04-02 Creating Navigation Menus
- Vídeo: 04-03 Accessible Navigation
- Reading: OPTIONAL: A Change to the Accessibility of Headings
- Vídeo: 04-04 Creating Navigation Menus 2
- Vídeo: 04-05 Creating Navigation Menus 3
- Reading: Final Project Description
- Vídeo: 04-06 Optional - Homework Description
- Vídeo: 04-07 Conclusion
Nota atribuída: Styling A Table
Where To Go From Here?
If you would like to do more now that you have finished this course, I have a few recommendations. The most important thing is that you continue to practice your skills and always have "something" that you are working on.
4 leituras
- Reading: Coursera Options
- Reading: CodeAcademy - other badge tutorials
- Reading: Meetups
- Reading: Post-course Survey
Perguntas frequentes
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| Acesso aos materiais do curso | Disponível |
| Acesso a materiais valendo nota | Disponível |
| Receba uma nota final | Disponível |
| Obtenha um Certificado de Curso compartilhável | Disponível |
Classificações e avaliações
It is great, but I just think that when we have to grade our peers, we are asked to do it 3 times when there is sometimes no assignments to grade. Getting grades also takes a bit of time.
nice eperience
good
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I really enjoyed this course! Thanks!