Get the source code here: www.codavilla.com/posts/html-css-and-javascript-website-design UPDATED NEW Website Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/yZnmEwzHfZw/w-d-xo.html Favorite Resource for learning Front End Development: v2.scrimba.com/?via=briandesign
For anyone who has cold feet about this tutorial, it is PERFECT! It's actually taught me more than some of the other beginner tutorials I've watched in the past!
Its not perfect, At the 4 minute marker dude said "lets just test our css is working". And then he doesnt bother elaborating on why it doesnt work if it doesnt work. Ive done literally everything this guy has told me to do and for some reason CSS is not running in my html file.
Watching a hand on tutorial helps much more. Watching this has given me a much more simplified teaching than most 10 hour "tutorials". Thank you so much for this!
Dude this is way better than watching my udemy videos that drag so long it gets boring. I like how you just basically do everything and explain a little bit as you go. Of course i know some basics not everything but this makes so much more sense when i see you performing it all together instead of in sections to create a real functioning website.
Nice tutorial, but I think it is better that you also mention what the codes do. Like just a general definition of it so we can understand what each code do.
Hey man, your tutorials are one of the better ones on here. Many people fail to actually explain what everything does, they just tell us what they're typing which is annoying. But you do tend to tell us what stuff does sometimes, it would be great if you did that more!
Yah, not a tutorial imo, mostly he's just doing a walkthrough of how to make that specific site. Seriously, I'd be happy if this was just an ad for the actual tutorial where he explains everything - would be willing to pay for that for sure. But as it is, this is only helpful for intermediate users I think, which I am not. lol.
So I decided to learn to code websites and this was the first tutorial I watched. You have no idea how good it feels to have a little website this beautiful after a few hours with literally no experience at all! You sir are amazing!! Thank you so much! :))
@@charmedla4941 The guy does it on video in under an hour and a half. If you know the very basics and can type quickly, you can follow along without really even needing to pause the video
@@charmedla4941 yuh, im new! this is perfect! all though i broke some things after tweaking. i already had access to servers, but i'd recommened buying (if you wanna make yourself a website) a domain and a secure host!
I watched the whole video , every single second of it , and I must say, you my friend just taught me more things in hour and a half, than my teacher could in 2 years.
Great video as usual! A little side note for navbar__container in media - you only need padding 0 as it inherits all the rest by default... just to make the code a bit shorter, hope this makes sense ;)
Thanks so much, this tutorial is good for people who went out of tutorial hell just now... things are much more clearer now, and not all over the place
I am having a slight problem at 28:30 - I have written the code exactly and checked the whole styles.css for errors but there are none. But i can't get the drop menu bar to appear? Am i missing an extension or? Thanks
Hey, nice tutorial ! I have been doing it from the beginning and I found it was easy to follow for a beginner. You also showed some basic html and css trick and it really helpful to me. Thanks ! 1:05:13 At this time, I think there should be also .services__card button:hover{ } part because it kinda feel weird as there is a button but seem unresponsive when hovered on it. Just a suggestion as a user 😅
You are awesome! I love that you give clear explanations and open code resources. I tried to follow along other tutorials but they end up using other programs and don't provide any pictures from the app. Keep up the great work!!
Subscribed bro! Literally spent 5 hours on this video because I was testing many things and learning instead of copy-pasting, now I feel free to sleep midnight but it was definitely worth it ! It would be better if you explain difficult/strange CSS things a little bit more! (Y)
@@brendenwardle6585 did you understand what bar&active&is-active is? I typed the same as he did on visual studio code and it refers to it as a class for somehow. I will be so greatful to you if you'll help man. I don't understand why it is not working
Ditto, would love a video with more detailed explanations, step by step. Would totally be willing to pay for that too lol, an actual A to Z for building a website like this and what everything means
I just learned some new things here. Actually it was too hard to code, it is for a little more experienced beginners than definitely new beginners but I enjoyed to code while watching. :)
I can't believe how could this video reach 71k views only!!! Keep up bro, as the others said you are the best out there and we all learn so much from you. I'm sure your channel will thrive soon. GOOD JOB 👌
Such a great tutorial! One thing, it would be great if you could explain each part of the code a little more. EG, why are you making the Mobile Menu transform: translate (%5, 20%). Knowing some of the context would really help for beginners. Big thanks.
Thanks Phil! If I’m correct you’re referring to the close icon? That’s just how I positioned it. There’s multiple ways to position that icon but that’s just one method I did. One tip whenever you see something that doesn’t make sense is to google the term and then after try changing the values to see what happens to the site. That’s what I did when I first saw that transform thing and didn’t know what it did
@@briandesign Thanks for confirming! And you're totally right, Googling and playing around is the best way to learn. Keep going with the channel, your content is awesome and I see you having way more subscribers soon!
There is interesting stuff taught here, I would like to learn all three HTML, CSS, and JAVA I have a tour company and have major issues with getting a proper website developed.
Hi! Great content, love all the work you're doing. I was trying to follow along with your code here, but for some reason my mobile menu button isn't opening on click. When I comment out the "top" and "opacity" portions of the navbar__menu, I can see the menu open with the all the links just as your example showed. Any ideas as to why this might be happening? To note: I can hover on the mobile menu button but only on each of the 3 individual bars, it isn't really acting like a whole button.
So, this guy dosnt actually teach anything. But its a helpful video if ur willing to pause and go learn every concept he talks about as he approaches it. Seeing someones train of thought, and learning what it is you need to research can definitely help a lot of people
Thank you mate for this video. Throughtout the tutorial I made lots of mistakes in multiple times specially in the css, however I decided to fix it by myself to make it to the end of the video and let me tell you it helped me a lot... cheers !
Great tutorial. I'm catching back up with the rest of the world right now. Been working in print industry for too many years, but now i have a new job with web design opportunities.
This is a good tutorial but I wouldnt exactly say its for beginners. For people that know nothing about html and css, I can easily see them getting lost watching this video.
I've entered all the CSS and HTML correctly. I dont seem to be able to see the nav bar toggle icon at 28:30 . I have absolutely no idea why and I've troubleshooted so many things. Any popular bugs with it or is it my end still? FIXED: Had two closing divs.
actually i also got same problem then i realized we are using CSS and he is using css5 thats why there are bunch of differences between these css and css5.
I'm trying to follow along with this code, but at the #navbar__logo part in styles.css, my website doesn't show the "NEXT" in ff8177. Instead, it's just completely black right there. The lines in particular that make it disappear are -webkit-background-clip: text; and -moz-background-clip: text; (Is typed at 14:49). Does anyone know why this is happening?
Great video tutorial! he explains very well because he takes his time to teach vs other videos that are good but they go to fast and is hard for the beginners like me. Thank you!
For some reason the transition for the bars did not work but fortunately Chat GPT helped me I changed "transition: all 0.3 ease-in-out;" -->> transition: all 0.3s cubic-bezier(0.645, 0.045, 0.355, 1); and now its working perfectly. Who knows what the deal was i'm glad i fixed the bug
THank you for explaining everyhting you did , you are the best teacher, why don't you get a degree in teaching beceause you are better than my teacher, explaining everything so wellll!!.
@@briandesign Didn't you get the joke?😂 You were just typing there this, that and didn't even explain a thing what those lines means, especially in css.
Great video! I seem to have an issue where I'm testing the site on the live server and then when I upload it to my web server some parts of my CSS seem to not apply. Any idea why this might occur? For example, I have made the navbar links to max-content because the text was wrapping, and it works fine in testing on the live server, but when I upload the site to my domain the text is wrapped even though the code is exactly the same as the live server in testing. I'm confused.
just what i have been looking for online for a very long time thank you so much its better than paying for a course to teach you this,when i can just subscribe to brian designs on youtube, keep doing the good work
Decent tutorial, but not exactly targeted to total beginners who just finished HTML, CSS and JS courses. I understand this is like second language to you, but to us, we need many of the steps broken down/explained. You did stop to elaborate on some things, but overall skipped over the vast majority of the why's behind doing something. This is frustrating to us beginners because we're spending 1.5 hours of our time to learn the reason behind doing all of this and 80% or better is skipped right over. Sure, the video would be longer but it would be a much more thorough tutorial. This almost feels like watching someone solve a complex math equation, yet not learning enough from observing to be able to solve a similar equation on your own. Of course the majority of learning happens via trail and error. But, for absolute beginners who are overwhelmed, we want a thorough follow-along in order to see how it all connects together in practice. Since we can't remember everything from the courses we took, we really want to see the functionality and purpose of all the syntax used.
I have the some problem unfortunately What you could do to improve it is to pause the video with every new line of code and then see on your editor what it does. Makes the whole thing more difficult and longer however
I wouldn't say this is something to learn from as you're making it fast paced without much explanation, especially from a beginners point of view. It's awesome how easily you made this interactive/responsive page but for us newbies just copying what you're doing without actually knowing whats going on doesn't teach anything!
Is this really beginner level coding? It seems quite complicated though does give something beautiful at the end of it. If it is beginner level, I have a LONG way to go.
1:01:10 can anyone explain why the image appears when i type url('images/pic3.jpg'); and when i follow the code in this video with the "/" sign behind the word "images" the image doesn't appear
Yooooo. Dope tutorial. I'm legit learning a lot from you brother. Suggestion, and I don't know if you have already, but can you make a video breaking down this code{explain the attributes you use and maybe why you used them. What's considered good practices in webdev.. }. It would be a long one, I know, but I'm 1000% sure that thousands of us would benefit tremendously from a video like that. This video actually building the site, but then a separate video explaining everything. thanks again! love your content!
thanks Luis! Well you can make this exact same site 1000 different ways, so I'd say just focus on understand the template and foundation, then after you can figure out what styles you want to use. I wouldn't focus so much on why i used display: flex instead of grid etc. because again 100 people could make this exact site with different code, yet it still looks the same.
This is a really great tutorial. easy to follow along for startups like myself. I struggling to get the toggle bar though, not sure where i made a mistake. but otherwise, having a blast learning on here.
53 minutes into the video I finally realized I can slow down the playback speed. I swear I had smoke coming from my keyboard trying to type so fast for those first 53 minutes.
The website seems to be cool at every single point. You've done everything without any step skipped. But there is something that was going wrong with me: I did literally all you've done but unfortunately the result was not the same. There was a couple errors in the in the front-end of the project. As a beginner I don't really know where to go to fix that errors. In general, thank you so much for the tutorial who relayed on the main staffs right in the field of website development. I recommend it.
thanks! if you try inspecting the page you can check for any errors. Usually if it doesn't look the same it's because you mistyped something such as a ' or ` or ( ) etc. or misspelling class or = so I'd double check the code part that isn't working and see
On those "cards": If you put the same transition on the :hover selector as well, they'll go back to normal in a smooth transition as well when you stop hovering, instead of snapping back jarringly. You prolly knew that already but thats something that always makes me go "eww" when I see it haha.
Brian Your videos are absolutely fantastic. Unlike most web designers on the web your videos are Very well explained. My Grid does not work however, cant seem to know whats wrong
Get the source code here: www.codavilla.com/posts/html-css-and-javascript-website-design
UPDATED NEW Website Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/yZnmEwzHfZw/w-d-xo.html
Favorite Resource for learning Front End Development: v2.scrimba.com/?via=briandesign
Learning from your amazing content in view of building my own site soonest. Your such a great teacher
@@ghislainleonel7291 awesome!
@@mohammadadambinyahya6106 it's on my link above
@@mohammadadambinyahya6106 it's in the blog post
@@briandesign Thank you bro, i'm really appreciate it 🙏🏻❤️
took me over eight hours to watch an one and a half hour video
*a one
Please provide the code bro
Lmao
@@ethanvega9403that’s how you gotta do it!!!!! Let’s go!!!
@@udaykiran5399 lmao the code is already there its in the comments pinned
For anyone who has cold feet about this tutorial, it is PERFECT! It's actually taught me more than some of the other beginner tutorials I've watched in the past!
Thanks! appreciate it
btw my menu symbol didn't form x but z , anyone know this why ?
Its not perfect, At the 4 minute marker dude said "lets just test our css is working". And then he doesnt bother elaborating on why it doesnt work if it doesnt work. Ive done literally everything this guy has told me to do and for some reason CSS is not running in my html file.
@@StenchFinger-e7j you sure you have the link with the correct href? cause his code is working. double check on that. also, what does chatgpt say?
Watching a hand on tutorial helps much more. Watching this has given me a much more simplified teaching than most 10 hour "tutorials". Thank you so much for this!
Dude this is way better than watching my udemy videos that drag so long it gets boring. I like how you just basically do everything and explain a little bit as you go. Of course i know some basics not everything but this makes so much more sense when i see you performing it all together instead of in sections to create a real functioning website.
Please do more of these videos where you only use HTML CSS and JS. They're so great for beginners like me
Nice tutorial, but I think it is better that you also mention what the codes do. Like just a general definition of it so we can understand what each code do.
Doing this now and chatgpt helps me so much to understand more indepth when i ask it
Hey man, your tutorials are one of the better ones on here. Many people fail to actually explain what everything does, they just tell us what they're typing which is annoying. But you do tend to tell us what stuff does sometimes, it would be great if you did that more!
Yah, not a tutorial imo, mostly he's just doing a walkthrough of how to make that specific site. Seriously, I'd be happy if this was just an ad for the actual tutorial where he explains everything - would be willing to pay for that for sure. But as it is, this is only helpful for intermediate users I think, which I am not. lol.
please provide the code
This...I did notice while coding along there's some unnecessary lines of css that don't really do anything.
So I decided to learn to code websites and this was the first tutorial I watched. You have no idea how good it feels to have a little website this beautiful after a few hours with literally no experience at all! You sir are amazing!! Thank you so much! :))
Is it really possible to this in one day??
@@charmedla4941 The guy does it on video in under an hour and a half. If you know the very basics and can type quickly, you can follow along without really even needing to pause the video
@@charmedla4941 yuh, im new! this is perfect! all though i broke some things after tweaking. i already had access to servers, but i'd recommened buying (if you wanna make yourself a website) a domain and a secure host!
Beginner here and this is better than the UCF Coding Bootcamp I had to pay $1k for until I realized everything is on TH-cam! Keep it up and thank you!
I watched the whole video , every single second of it , and I must say, you my friend just taught me more things in hour and a half, than my teacher could in 2 years.
Great video as usual!
A little side note for navbar__container in media - you only need padding 0 as it inherits all the rest by default... just to make the code a bit shorter, hope this makes sense ;)
ah true! good catch
please provide the code
its in the video description@@udaykiran5399 .
@@udaykiran5399 its in the description/ comment section
Thanks so much, this tutorial is good for people who went out of tutorial hell just now... things are much more clearer now, and not all over the place
I am having a slight problem at 28:30 - I have written the code exactly and checked the whole styles.css for errors but there are none. But i can't get the drop menu bar to appear? Am i missing an extension or? Thanks
I have the same issue as you do
@@andreivacarus9532 same here
same here man.
did you ever figure this out??
@@Muslim_Hashira No :(
Whatching the boring basic tutorials and what you perform using those codes boosts my understanding ❤❤🎉
Hey, nice tutorial ! I have been doing it from the beginning and I found it was easy to follow for a beginner. You also showed some basic html and css trick and it really helpful to me. Thanks !
1:05:13 At this time, I think there should be also .services__card button:hover{ } part because it kinda feel weird as there is a button but seem unresponsive when hovered on it. Just a suggestion as a user 😅
I just finished this
3rd day
Yayyy
Your details are impressive
Thank you for this.
You are awesome! I love that you give clear explanations and open code resources. I tried to follow along other tutorials but they end up using other programs and don't provide any pictures from the app. Keep up the great work!!
please provide the code
Learned how to build from this video and got some new skills. Thank you!
Well done Brian! I'm learning and for me this is GOLD, i appreciate it mate.
Thank you! wish you the best!
Awesome, thank you!
I have to say that this is hands down one of the best tutorials on TH-cam. Thanks for sharing.🔥🔥🔥
could you please provide the code
Subscribed bro! Literally spent 5 hours on this video because I was testing many things and learning instead of copy-pasting, now I feel free to sleep midnight but it was definitely worth it ! It would be better if you explain difficult/strange CSS things a little bit more! (Y)
I feel this I’m 3h in and just got done the navbar
@@brendenwardle6585 did you understand what bar&active&is-active is? I typed the same as he did on visual studio code and it refers to it as a class for somehow. I will be so greatful to you if you'll help man. I don't understand why it is not working
Ditto, would love a video with more detailed explanations, step by step. Would totally be willing to pay for that too lol, an actual A to Z for building a website like this and what everything means
Thank you, your projects are wonderful. I implemented and created the project like this one, and I was very happy. Thank you for your help, my brother
This guy deserves MILLIONS of subscribers!
Thanks Pranav!
Only the beginning is already better than most videos, thanks!
I just learned some new things here. Actually it was too hard to code, it is for a little more experienced beginners than definitely new beginners but I enjoyed to code while watching. :)
This video is truly amazing what you taught us here is months worth of learning tutorials. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Suddenly, everything started to make sense!
Thank you.
🙌🌟 Website wizardry! This tutorial is a breath of fresh air in the coding world. Thanks, Brian Design! ✨
I can't believe how could this video reach 71k views only!!!
Keep up bro, as the others said you are the best out there and we all learn so much from you.
I'm sure your channel will thrive soon.
GOOD JOB 👌
in 32:47 if you want to get the navbar toggle (the 3 line for the mobile version) make sure to check is written like this in the index.html
Mine is all correct but it still does not show. I wonder why
@@Shnookumsssss same here 😢
Thanks
goat 🐐
Thank you!! i am a little rusty with my html fundamentals so this will def help me refresh
Such a great tutorial! One thing, it would be great if you could explain each part of the code a little more. EG, why are you making the Mobile Menu transform: translate (%5, 20%). Knowing some of the context would really help for beginners. Big thanks.
Thanks Phil! If I’m correct you’re referring to the close icon? That’s just how I positioned it. There’s multiple ways to position that icon but that’s just one method I did. One tip whenever you see something that doesn’t make sense is to google the term and then after try changing the values to see what happens to the site. That’s what I did when I first saw that transform thing and didn’t know what it did
@@briandesign Thanks for confirming! And you're totally right, Googling and playing around is the best way to learn. Keep going with the channel, your content is awesome and I see you having way more subscribers soon!
@@philhooper1540 thanks Phil!
@@philhooper1540 "Googling and playing around is the best way to learn" - I think you mean, "slowest way to learn", lol
Im an on the fly learner so this was a perfect intro for me
Thank god i found this channel last week.
Thanks!
This was amazing. I learnt so much from this. Thankfully I had VSC all set up with the extensions etc. Thanks for this video mate! :)
I'm having issues with my toggle bar apart from that this tutorial is flawless!!!!!
yeah my burger menu isnt showing up either.
I had a problem with the javascript-toggle-bar as well, then I tripple checked the Code and I had a spelling mistake. It's all perfect!
@@ClemensMMueller What was the spelling mistake?
Is it just me or I found out that vs code can auto fill
I asked chatgpt to show me an amazing chanel where the person builds and explains each concept, and the first chanel I got is yours
that's awesome!
shit i feel bad for people who haven't discoverd this hidden gem yet
There is interesting stuff taught here, I would like to learn all three HTML, CSS, and JAVA I have a tour company and have major issues with getting a proper website developed.
Hi! Great content, love all the work you're doing. I was trying to follow along with your code here, but for some reason my mobile menu button isn't opening on click. When I comment out the "top" and "opacity" portions of the navbar__menu, I can see the menu open with the all the links just as your example showed. Any ideas as to why this might be happening?
To note: I can hover on the mobile menu button but only on each of the 3 individual bars, it isn't really acting like a whole button.
I think I’m having this same issue as well
did you find a fix ... please help me if u did
Same problem here
The content is great but I think you should explain what exactly we are doing a little more!
The navbar_toggle .bar doesn’t work for me at 28:28 i copies ur code from github and still no please help
Yeah I'm having the same problem
so its not just me lol, i thought i was going crazy. I read the code over and over. did anyone find a solution?
@@Shnookumsssss has no one found a solution yet
i need a solution :'(
@@Muslim_Hashira make sure the previous mention of .navbar__toggle (has a space) before .bar
So, this guy dosnt actually teach anything. But its a helpful video if ur willing to pause and go learn every concept he talks about as he approaches it. Seeing someones train of thought, and learning what it is you need to research can definitely help a lot of people
Thank you mate for this video. Throughtout the tutorial I made lots of mistakes in multiple times specially in the css, however I decided to fix it by myself to make it to the end of the video and let me tell you it helped me a lot... cheers !
Great to hear! thanks Juan
Great tutorial. I'm catching back up with the rest of the world right now. Been working in print industry for too many years, but now i have a new job with web design opportunities.
This is a good tutorial but I wouldnt exactly say its for beginners. For people that know nothing about html and css, I can easily see them getting lost watching this video.
do u know any tutorials that are?
@@Rahhhw9 If you are still looking for some, i know that freecodebootcamp has great tutorials
Cool one I used this as a dictation for coding. Quite cool experience. Thanks.
I've entered all the CSS and HTML correctly. I dont seem to be able to see the nav bar toggle icon at 28:30 . I have absolutely no idea why and I've troubleshooted so many things. Any popular bugs with it or is it my end still?
FIXED: Had two closing divs.
i got the same issue but not fixed yet
@@dilshanmalaka705 me too. I went over it bunch of times, not working.
actually i also got same problem then i realized we are using CSS and he is using css5 thats why there are bunch of differences between these css and css5.
It's really helpful, if you can show demo website same time you coding, and show what code mean, it will be perfect for new coders
I'm trying to follow along with this code, but at the #navbar__logo part in styles.css, my website doesn't show the "NEXT" in ff8177. Instead, it's just completely black right there. The lines in particular that make it disappear are -webkit-background-clip: text; and -moz-background-clip: text; (Is typed at 14:49). Does anyone know why this is happening?
that code not working pretty well have a lot of errors
Great video tutorial! he explains very well because he takes his time to teach vs other videos that are good but they go to fast and is hard for the beginners like me. Thank you!
Great video!! It's so easy to follow along and really informative. Thank you. 🙏
For some reason the transition for the bars did not work but fortunately Chat GPT helped me
I changed "transition: all 0.3 ease-in-out;" -->> transition: all 0.3s cubic-bezier(0.645, 0.045, 0.355, 1);
and now its working perfectly.
Who knows what the deal was i'm glad i fixed the bug
OMG! Thank you so much, this tutorial is amazing, I use that to practice developing!
Infinite thanks!!
Thanks! appreciate it!
THank you for explaining everyhting you did , you are the best teacher, why don't you get a degree in teaching beceause you are better than my teacher, explaining everything so wellll!!.
thank you!
@@briandesign Didn't you get the joke?😂 You were just typing there this, that and didn't even explain a thing what those lines means, especially in css.
Great video! I seem to have an issue where I'm testing the site on the live server and then when I upload it to my web server some parts of my CSS seem to not apply. Any idea why this might occur? For example, I have made the navbar links to max-content because the text was wrapping, and it works fine in testing on the live server, but when I upload the site to my domain the text is wrapped even though the code is exactly the same as the live server in testing. I'm confused.
I'm getting the same issue, started when I added the "@media" section at around 21:00
this is oneof the best videos you can find
im just blindly following it without understanding whats going on
just what i have been looking for online for a very long time thank you so much its better than paying for a course to teach you this,when i can just subscribe to brian designs on youtube, keep doing the good work
This helped me a lot thanks, but how would you make the navbar active at the specific slide? (great video btw)
This is tge best way to teach
Practically and it work well for me
Decent tutorial, but not exactly targeted to total beginners who just finished HTML, CSS and JS courses. I understand this is like second language to you, but to us, we need many of the steps broken down/explained. You did stop to elaborate on some things, but overall skipped over the vast majority of the why's behind doing something. This is frustrating to us beginners because we're spending 1.5 hours of our time to learn the reason behind doing all of this and 80% or better is skipped right over. Sure, the video would be longer but it would be a much more thorough tutorial.
This almost feels like watching someone solve a complex math equation, yet not learning enough from observing to be able to solve a similar equation on your own. Of course the majority of learning happens via trail and error. But, for absolute beginners who are overwhelmed, we want a thorough follow-along in order to see how it all connects together in practice. Since we can't remember everything from the courses we took, we really want to see the functionality and purpose of all the syntax used.
I have the some problem unfortunately
What you could do to improve it is to pause the video with every new line of code and then see on your editor what it does.
Makes the whole thing more difficult and longer however
PERFECT TUTORIAL.
Good job, I've been learning a lot from your videos! Please keep posting these awesome tutorials!
Thanks Tatiane!
WOW, 1h 25min long took 2weeks i think to finish it. All in all i enjoyed building this website
wow 2 weeks! thanks for watching! I have a new website design video I will share in the next few days
@@briandesign hopefully it has more JS in there do you have any JS websites design video that you made
Whos here in 2024🎉
Thank you, I just finished it, and looks fab 😀!
mobile menu not working
did u ever fix it i’m getting the same issue
I wouldn't say this is something to learn from as you're making it fast paced without much explanation, especially from a beginners point of view. It's awesome how easily you made this interactive/responsive page but for us newbies just copying what you're doing without actually knowing whats going on doesn't teach anything!
It was pretty fun following you all step by step
Is this really beginner level coding? It seems quite complicated though does give something beautiful at the end of it. If it is beginner level, I have a LONG way to go.
You sir are the man thank you for breaking it down Barney style.
Thanks for the tutorial.
Question, is it good practise to use more then one on the same page?
1:01:10 can anyone explain why the image appears when i type url('images/pic3.jpg'); and when i follow the code in this video with the "/" sign behind the word "images" the image doesn't appear
Excellent video, I learned a lot during this project!
this tutorial really helped me with the @media property
Yooooo. Dope tutorial. I'm legit learning a lot from you brother. Suggestion, and I don't know if you have already, but can you make a video breaking down this code{explain the attributes you use and maybe why you used them. What's considered good practices in webdev.. }. It would be a long one, I know, but I'm 1000% sure that thousands of us would benefit tremendously from a video like that. This video actually building the site, but then a separate video explaining everything. thanks again! love your content!
thanks Luis! Well you can make this exact same site 1000 different ways, so I'd say just focus on understand the template and foundation, then after you can figure out what styles you want to use. I wouldn't focus so much on why i used display: flex instead of grid etc. because again 100 people could make this exact site with different code, yet it still looks the same.
Very straight forward and helpful thank you
This is a really great tutorial. easy to follow along for startups like myself. I struggling to get the toggle bar though, not sure where i made a mistake. but otherwise, having a blast learning on here.
53 minutes into the video I finally realized I can slow down the playback speed. I swear I had smoke coming from my keyboard trying to type so fast for those first 53 minutes.
If you’re struggling to keep up, change playback speed to 0.75 and your good ;)
Not many Channels make Cool website tutorials.
perfect tutorial! many thanks!😘😘😘
Thank you!
Awesome! I enjoyed watching every bit of it. Wonderful job.
This tutorial rocks! It cleared up alot of unkowns about website coding for me and it's all done in such a professional way!
Bruhhhh, I spent a lot of time wondering why the mobile menu would go down, I realized I wrote documents instead of document on the js
Cool tutorial.
Same issue here, only noticed because of you aha. Nice one.
The website seems to be cool at every single point. You've done everything without any step skipped. But there is something that was going wrong with me: I did literally all you've done but unfortunately the result was not the same. There was a couple errors in the in the front-end of the project. As a beginner I don't really know where to go to fix that errors.
In general, thank you so much for the tutorial who relayed on the main staffs right in the field of website development.
I recommend it.
thanks! if you try inspecting the page you can check for any errors. Usually if it doesn't look the same it's because you mistyped something such as a ' or ` or ( ) etc. or misspelling class or =
so I'd double check the code part that isn't working and see
Thank you so much for getting me started!
It's amazing video. Really awesome... Everthings works!!! I awalys enjoy your videos. Congrats!!!
On those "cards": If you put the same transition on the :hover selector as well, they'll go back to normal in a smooth transition as well when you stop hovering, instead of snapping back jarringly. You prolly knew that already but thats something that always makes me go "eww" when I see it haha.
yeah haha it's hard to notice at first unless you have like a 1s+ transition
Wait where would i add that, which line?
great, now i have ms office activated, superb tutorial!!!
This is the way to teach this stuff! Can you do one about creating a Blockchain project?
What kind of person gives a dislike to this type of video?
Thank you so much - incredibly helpful!
Thank you so much Becki! Glad it was helpful
Brian Your videos are absolutely fantastic. Unlike most web designers on the web your videos are Very well explained. My Grid does not work however, cant seem to know whats wrong
Thank you so mutch i learned alot from this video it took me 3days to understand most of the work but i finnaly got it.
How do you make the line at 28:30 to work?
Did you find out?@@zyxha6491
This video helped me a lot! I It's really useful for beginners 💯💯
I really appreciate the effort you put on this was far by the best tutorial ever i have come across.