Google HTML/CSS/Javascript from the Ground Up Class: CSS Walkthrough

This video is the fifth in a series of videos for the Google HTML/CSS/Javascript from the Ground Up class.

Are you looking for a basic understanding of how UIs are created on the web or do you want to brush up outdated UI development knowledge? Or maybe you'd like to learn more about the medium you're designing for and gain basic tools for prototyping designs? Do you want a better understanding of the web and how Google makes the pages that are its face to the world? If so, "HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from the Ground Up" is for you.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• HTML
• CSS
• Javascript
• Web Programming
• Google
• Learn Web Programming

[nahjos]

I'm surprised this video doesn't have a large number of views or likes...

Anyway, this was very instructive! I've been learning HTML/CSS/JavaScript for about 2 months now and this was just what I needed. Thank you!

[mitchbones]

This is one of the best videos on css that I have seen so far. The instructor is great at explaining everything, doesn't hurt that he looks like Joseph Gordon-Levitt

[A1SMAN808]

this is so gay

[Mertt03]

@raggamacka Thank you very much.

[raggamacka]

@Mertt03 code(dot)google(dot)com/intl/s­v-SE/edu/submissions/html-css-­javascript/#css there you have it.

[Mertt03]

Did i miss a tutorial ? im lost they really should make an Ordered Lists for these tutorials cause i dont know which one comes fist

[MurkMenthaa]

It's so nice of Joseph Gordon-Levitt to do this.

[kshanan]

great vid!

[sbugiardo]

@JellyBirdBig it's on the w3c website, just google CSS 2.1 specifications

[sbugiardo]

Very nice and smart guy, could improve his teaching skills though.

[hdanijel]

soooooooo confusing -.-'

[dogdutyascetic]

I was wondering why at the beginning of the video your border does not resize when you apply the width attribute to the div. I see the reason now is because you apply the width to the #wd-c div selector. This is a bit confusing. If you apply the width attribute to the div wrapper you wouldn't have the border remaining at the full width.