Build Flat Responsive Website from Scratch - Complete Course

Learn the whole process behind building a website - from theory and planning to a functional responsive layout.
Do you want to learn to build a beautiful and functional website from zero?
Do you want to master the hottest trend in web design industry right now - flat web design?
Do you want to know how to make your website look awesome on any device?

This course takes you from very little knowledge about web design to being able to create beautiful, thorough and problem-solving websites and get you going as a web designer.

It will guide you through the creation of a fictional portfolio website starting from scratch and ending up with a beautiful, responsive and functional website. It is a thorough step by step guide with detailed comments and gradual advancement thus no serious prior knowledge is required; just passion for web design. The lessons and techniques you'll find in this course can later be applied when working on seemingly completely different projects.

You will learn:
principles of flat web design
planning and making a concept for a website
designing in Photoshop
converting PSD into a valid HTML & CSS
how to use Twitter Bootstrap
making site responsive
Category: Design
What are the requirements?
Adobe Photoshop, 960 grid system, code editor (there is a lecture on tools you are going to use included).
Little knowledge of HTML and CSS is advised.
Passion for web design.
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 54 lectures and 7.5 hours of content!
Learn the principles, history and philosophy behind flat web design.
Learn to plan a website, think of a concept and use sketching and wireframing.
Learn to design pixel-perfect flat designs with grid systems.
Learn to use and take advantage of Twitter Bootstrap in your future projects.
Learn to turn PSD into valid HTML & CSS.
Learn to make your website responsive.
By the end of the course you will be able to build your own website from scratch and apply the concepts, ideas and skills learned here to your own projects.
What is the target audience?

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