CSS Master Class (113)
About Master ClassesMaster Classes are offered in 180-minute sessions to give you flexible scheduling options you won’t find anywhere else. You can take the entire series or any part or mix and match to meet your learning needs. Talk to our staff about scheduling options and related pricing.The units in this Master Class are (click on class titles for details):• Fast Start—How CSS/HTML work together • Selectors—How CSS targets page elements • Typography—How to control web typography • Layout—How to position elements on the page • Actions—How to create interactive/animated page elements • Page Builder—Apply new skills to build a web page project As the world moves from print-based to non-print media the skills designers need are also changing. One fundamental change is that all the new media use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to define typography and layout. CSS is also used to create many interactive and animated features. Most other non-print media are based on CSS too: e-books, online magazines, and enhanced emails. The basics of CSS are not hard to learn, but CSS is different from the style sheets designers have been using for print media. To develop your design skills beyond print, you must know CSS. The Master Class is a good way to get started. Our CSS Master Class is essential for anyone who wants to build, maintain or needs to know about modern web page creation. The Master Class series covers essential CSS concepts and functions in-depth. Learn how to precisely control typography, refine layouts, create roll-overs, use pseudo-classes and rules. Learn the logic that makes CSS work. The Master Class series concludes a hands-on web page project where you apply your newly learned skills. This class can be scheduled in a variety of ways to fit your needs: • Take 3 full-days at once • Take 3 one-day segments in different months • Take 6 half-day segments in different months • Just take the half-day parts you need Click on the titles in the Master Class box for a full description of each clas segment. | |
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