November 2012
Beginner
58m
English
Overview
CSS3 is indispensable for creating modern well designed Web pages. This video is exactly what you need if you’re new to CSS3 or need to get up to speed on the latest updates. Its short engaging lessons take you step-by-step through setting up your page and then styling them. The video will take you through the basics from adding content links and controls to advanced concepts like responsive design so you can make Web pages that are elegant on any device. Jason Cranford Teague is a long standing leader in the Web design community writing over a dozen books and hundreds of articles explaining complex technical concepts in ways that are easily understandable to non-technical audiences. Jason is the author most recently of CSS3 Visual Quickstart Guide Peachpit 6th edition 2012 and Fluid Web Typography New Riders 2009. Jason is also a highly sought after speaker talking regularly at WebVisions SXSW edUI and HOW. Jason blogs for GeekDad www.geekdad.com.
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