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Hands-on Responsive Web Design 4: Navigation

This course will teach you how to build and deploy responsive apps for several different kinds of phone, tablet, and desktop navigation schemes with HTML5, CSS3, Sass, and even a little JavaScript.

Paul Cheney - Pluralsight course - Hands-on Responsive Web Design 4: Navigation
by Paul Cheney

What you'll learn

At the heart of developing any responsive website is a thorough knowledge of how to use HTML5, CSS3, and Sass. In this course, Hands-on Responsive Web Design 4: Navigation, you will learn the skills you need to build responsive navigation for single level and two level deep navigation for small screens, medium screens, and large desktops. You will use jQuery, JavaScript, icons, and Sass as you work your way through each example. You will discover the appropriate use and limitations for each navigation type. You will also explore browser support and how far back each approach will work. By the end of this course you will know how to build navigation for simple toggle, multilevel toggle, footer anchors, and icons with popups.

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Paul Cheney - Pluralsight course - Hands-on Responsive Web Design 4: Navigation
Paul Cheney

Paul Cheney specializes in Responsive Design, Content Management Systems, and Virtual Reality Photography. He teaches courses for Pluralsight and runs a web development business and Spartan Design University where he hosts resources for many online courses.

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