Author Archives: thomas.wallace@gmail.com

JavaScript Libraries and Manipulating the Document Object Model (DOM)

Exploring the functionality of jQuery What is a CDN? Why use a CDN? Google CDN, CDNJS jQuery Tabs Case Study

Introduction to Media Queries

Technical Specifications Explanation | Guide Codecast | Live View Viewport Metatag | Reference BreakPoint Reference by Device

File Management and Publishing to Github

Publishing your work to Github Naming Conventions, Meta Naming, Directory Structure Setting up your first project

Contact Forms

Hosted Solution Using Server-Side Technology PHP (Bluehost/cloud9)

Grid Based Design

Please spend today’s scheduled class time completing your implementation of a grid-based layout. Post the project to Github. I’d also like you to give a thorough read of the following article – https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/complete-guide-grid/ Next week, we will begin a new project. Be sure you are caught up with all of your work Stay Warm!

Site Feedback

Solicit feedback from a classmate regarding the design and implementation of your Dragon/Segway Project. I’d like you to spend the next week incorporating the suggestions from this critique into your project. When critiquing others keep in mind that we are all at different places skill-wise. Be constructive in your criticism and remember to also include […]

Fluid Grids

The Flexible Grid Codecast Converting Static Grids to Responsive Grids The Future of the Grid CSS Grid Spec Explained

Github and AWS

Introduction to Github Signing up for AWS Educate If you missed class please review the video for detailed instructions During the class you will receive several emails. Please follow the instructions carefully to ensure you are signed up properly. Setting Up a Cloud9 Workspace | Tutorials AWS Cloud9 – Overview

Introduction to HTML5

Codecast Sample Content Forms Sectioning an HTML Document using DIVs Sectioning using HTML5 Structural Elements Semantic and Structural Elements Obsolete and Redefined Elements What is Validation?

Individual Project Q&A

Continue working on the Individual Web Project. You should use your class time to ask questions and troubleshoot issues with your classmates.