In this post we will start implementing the design by working through some of the issues, learning more about Git and GitHub, get set up for development, create our first visual component, and learn about performance, CSS, and modern image formats.
Learn how to build a responsive profile page with modern typography, media queries, and CSS Grid. Part three of our hands-on web development tutorial series.
In part four of the series, we will do some refactoring of our CSS so that we take advantage of CSS custom properties. We will also complete the mobile layout by adding the LinkTree component to our page.
In part five of the series, we will complete our layout, add a favicon, and set up Open Graph meta tags for social sharing.
In this part, we will add a form to our profile page, use a dialog to display our form, deploy our page using Netlify, and set up Netlify to handle form submissions.
In this part of the series we will break down the design into components using Atomic Design, set up our repository on GitHub, and create the issues we will need to work on.
A deep dive into the CSS transform matrix, how it relates to the individual CSS transform properties, a look at the hidden powers of the function forms, and a dragon or two.
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Learn how to build a responsive profile page with modern typography, media queries, and CSS Grid. Part three of our hands-on web development tutorial series.
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