FreeCodeCamp.com Responsive Web Design
HTML and CSS exercises as part of FreeCodeCamp.com's Responsive Web Design Courses.
I'll be honest, while I found the concept fo these projects interesting at times, I found the "teaching" style of this course to be incredibly tedeous and I cheeed through some of the final projects (the only ones actually required) by canibalizing some of my older existing projects and adjusting the tags and IDs to match what the system was looking for. I also find some of the methods and design philosophies taught int his course ot be incredibly obtuse. The inconsistent style in how to code colors is a big one. The inconsistent ways of postiioning things. I sort of get it, it's to demonstrate different methods, I suppose, but it also just, doesn't match my already learned preferred method, which didn't help with how tedeous I found this course to be with it's step by step by step "do X, do Y, do Z" teaching methods.
- Cat Photo App (Non Functional) (Step by Step)
- Cafe Menu (Step by Step)
- Colored Markers in CSS (Step by Step)
- Registration Form (Non Functional) (Step by Step)
- Survey Form (Scratch Built)
- Rothko Painting (CSS Box Syles) (Step by Step)
- Flexbox Photo Gallery (Step by Step)
- Nutrition Label (Step by Step)
- Quiz Site (Step by Step)
- CHVRCHES Tribute Page (Scratch Built)
- Balance Sheet (Step by Step)
- Picasso Painting (Step by Step)
- Piano (Step by Step)
- Technical Documentation Page (Scratch Built)
- City Skyline (Step by Step) (Not Done)
- Magazine Layout (Step by Step)
- Product Landing Page (Scratch Built)
- Animated Ferris Wheel (Step by Step)
- Penguin (Step by Step)
- Personal Portfolio Page (Scratch Built)(Modification of this)