Responsive Web Design for Developers with Visual Studio
summary
Demo shows a working responsive site built in Visual Studio using the LESS preprocessor and a minimal skeleton CSS grid plus icon fonts and Google Fonts. Media queries rearrange 12-column layout, SVG logo with PNG fallback adapts sizes, and CSS transitions for slide-out menu animate a left hamburger panel while tiny JavaScript only toggles a body class. Modernizr feature detection and font fallbacks are used; everything in the demo runs smoothly in modern browsers.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:52Designer brains
- 24:20CSS Frameworks
- 26:42Before coding
- 45:47Hamburger menu
- 54:47Bootstrap overview
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