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CSS How to Make a Website Styling Web Pages and Navigation Style the Portfolio

Jonthue Michel
Jonthue Michel
1,462 Points
Posted by Jonthue Michel
Jonthue Michel
1,462 Points

Did I miss something? Is this is for styling a mobile site or is it their hopefully more?

Sorry I got thrown off when he said that we were doing styles in the beginning for the mobile site and was wondering if that is it because the pictures and all are not mobile ready to me.

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David Yrigoyen
David Yrigoyen
34,679 Points
David Yrigoyen
David Yrigoyen
34,679 Points

The code may not have been added yet.

Jonthue Michel
Jonthue Michel
1,462 Points
Jonthue Michel
Jonthue Michel
1,462 Points

I think now he is diving into them, but the impression I was getting is that perhaps this is it for mobilizing the project website.

Corey Gibson
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Corey Gibson
Courses Plus Student 4,044 Points
Corey Gibson
Corey Gibson
Courses Plus Student 4,044 Points

The course is pushing the fact that you should design mobile first web pages. Back is the CSS section there is a video called "Take a mobile first approach" where he explains the reasoning behind this. by the end of this html and css section you should have a basic knowledge to code the desktop wireframe that he explained in the beginning even if its not worked through word by word. That is the goal any way to be able to write our own code not just copy and paste from the videos.