Master in Practical Web design and development using Photoshop, HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap and more.
☑ Will be able to design web page using Photoshop
☑ Will be able to design & dev web page using HTML5
☑ Will be able to design web page using CSS3
☑ Will be able to create responsive web design
☑ Will be able to create Mobile Friendly Web Design
☑ Will be able to create stunning pages using Bootstrap
Our students say about this course …
“… I must say that until now, this is the only course that speaks and about Photoshop. Other courses are speaking (except HTML, CSS) about Bootstrap or about Javascript. I think it worth to see this course.” — Elias Katsan
“The instructor is very informative and shows obstacles students may run into while designing a website.” — Emeka Nwadiogbu
“Great course! I learnt a little but more of programming. Thanks!” –– David Laso Martín
“It was a great course for me. I learn many thing from this course. Thanks” — JR Jul-Haque Rahman
“This course is cover all the things to create a website using photoshop.” — Viraj Shah
By completing this course, you will become a master in Web Design Technologies like Practical web design using Photoshop, HTML5, CSS3, Adobe Photoshop, and more. This course gives you hands-on and practical experience on detailed HTML5, CSS3, Adobe Photoshop, and more.
Contents of this tutorial #
Practical web design using Photoshop
- Introduction to web design using Photoshop
- Setting Artboards
- Setting the stage
- Wireframing
- Wireframing UI/UX for Mobile
- Exporting Wireframes
- Designing for Desktops
- Preparing for Slicing
- Final words
Interactive HTML5: Basics
- Introduction to HTML
- HTML4 vs. HTML5
- Making your first HTML page
- Tools to create HTML files
- Base HTML Tags
- Paragraph Tags
- Break Tags
- Header Tags
- Bold and Italic Tags
- Ordered and unordered Lists
Interactive HTML5: Advanced
- Difference between Absolute Links and Relative Links
- Hyperlinking to an external page
- Hyperlinking to an email address
- Hyperlinking to a file in your site
- Playing and controlling audio
- Playing and controlling video
- Embedding a video
- Whats is a Table – Pros and Cons
- Table properties
- Adding an iFrame
- Adding an iFrame: Part 2
- What is possible with a form using on HTML knowledge
- Defining the form
- Text fields and text areas
- Radio buttons and check buttons
- Data input and buttons
- Proper file structure
- Code commenting
- Meta tags
Interactive CSS3: Basics
- What is CSS? Why we need it?
- What’s new in CSS3
- CSS Selectors, properties and attributes
- ID Selectors
- Class Selectors
- Element Selectors
- All Selectors
- Inline style sheets
- External Style sheets
Interactive CSS3: Advanced
- The Box model
- Adding Color
- Working with fonts
- Background images
- Styling ID tags
- Float and Clear
- Block and inline elements
- Positioning
- Adding the elements
Interactive Bootstrap: Basic
- Why Bootstrap?
- Downloading Bootstrap
- Adding Bootstrap in your site
- Creating navigation: Part 1
- Creating navigation: Part 2
- Creating navigation: Part 3
- Styling images
- Creating the footer
- Adding styled buttons
Learning HTML5, CSS3, and Adobe Photoshop is one of the fastest ways to improve your career, especially on web design and development.
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Practical Web Design using Photoshop
Introduction to web design using Photoshop
Setting up Artboards
Setting the Stage
Wireframing
Wireframing UI/UX for Mobile
Exporting Wireframes
Designing for Desktops
Designing for Mobile
Preparing for Slicing
Getting started with slicing
Modifying Slices
Final words
Practical HTML5 Basics
Introduction to HTML
HTML4 vs. HTML5
Making your first HTML page
Tools to create HTML files
Base HTML Tags
Paragraph Tags
Break Tags
Header Tags
Bold and Italic Tags
Ordered and unordered Lists
Image Tags
Practical HTML5 Advanced
Difference between Absolute Links and Relative Links
Hyperlinking to an external page
Hyperlinking to an email address
Hyperlinking to a file in your site
Playing and controlling audio
Playing and controlling video
Embedding a video
What is a Table – Pros and Cons
Table properties
Adding an iFrame
Adding an iFrame: Part 2
What is possible with a form using HTML knowledge
Defining the form
Text fields and text areas
Radio buttons and check buttons
Data input and buttons
Proper file structure
Code commenting
Meta Tags
Practical CSS3 Basics
About the class – what you will need
What is CSS? Why we need it?
What’s new in CSS3
CSS Selectors, properties and attributes
ID Selectors
Class Selectors
Element Selectors
All Selectors
Inline style sheets
External style sheets
Inline styles
Practical CSS3 Advanced
The Box Model
Adding Color
Working with fonts
Background images
Background Images: Part 2
Styling links
Styling ID Tags
Float and clear
Block and inline elements
Positioning
Web Design Basics
9 Rules of better web design
Color Theory for Web Designers
Practical Bootstrap
Why Bootstrap?
Download Bootstrap
Adding Bootstrap in your site
Creating the navigation
Creating the navigation: Part 2
Creating the navigation: Part 3
Creating containers
Styling images
Creating the footer
Adding styled buttons
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- API Orchestration: Mastering the OpenAI API and other third-party automation systems to handle data flow.
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- AI Agents: Building autonomous workflows that go beyond simple chat boxes to perform actual tasks.
Career Benefits & Job Roles
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