Thanks for the video. After watching this I realized that the way I normally approach this stuff is to tackle one thing at a time after the layout columns are done. What I mean is that I am jumping back and forth from CSS to HTML.
I see that you are doing all the HTML markup before you touch the CSS -is this the best general (efficient) approach and should I try to adopt this as a practice?
@JordanDBoston As you build confidence in your ability to write markup and css, you'll find that you can start typing larges passages of markup or script before doing your initial tests or in between tests. If I know what the elements are on the page, I'll just plug along in the HTML and get those on there using simple valid markup. Later, I'll style the items one-by-one to get the finished site.
Thanks for the video. After watching this I realized that the way I normally approach this stuff is to tackle one thing at a time after the layout columns are done. What I mean is that I am jumping back and forth from CSS to HTML.
I see that you are doing all the HTML markup before you touch the CSS -is this the best general (efficient) approach and should I try to adopt this as a practice?
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@JordanDBoston As you build confidence in your ability to write markup and css, you'll find that you can start typing larges passages of markup or script before doing your initial tests or in between tests. If I know what the elements are on the page, I'll just plug along in the HTML and get those on there using simple valid markup. Later, I'll style the items one-by-one to get the finished site.
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