Tutoring web design, you might get asked about some basics. The tutor mentions the rule of thirds. Rule of thirds: the idea that two-thirds of a line should be one style of content, then the remaining third, a different one. …
Tutoring web design, you encounter color choices. The tutor follows his fascination about off-whites paired with dark colors. From my research, here is what ebony and ivory look like together: ▮▮▮ Ebony ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ and ▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ivory:) ▮▮▮ Source: w3schools treeplantation.com …
Tutoring web design, there are always new features to discover. The tutor mentions the CSS quotes property. Let’s imagine you aren’t satisfied, for whatever reason, with regular quotation marks. For example, instead of “I love pink jeans!” you want to …
Colour discovery means constant self-tutoring. The tutor shares a find about ochre. I’ve always thought ochre meant red; apparently, I thought wrong. It turns out that ochre is an orange color, leaning brown and yellow rather than red: ochre background …
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Tutoring web design, the tutor has become interested in off-whites. Now: from ivory to a related one. In my post from a couple of days ago I mention the color ivory – that it’s made of 100% (of possible) red …
Tutoring web design, colour is a constant consideration. The tutor shares some thoughts about the CSS colour ivory. Lately I’ve become fascinated by off-white colours, ivory being one (in my opinion). Where white is 100% of each of red, green, …
Tutoring web design, mobile phones have their own demands. The tutor attempts to please them. In yesterday’s post I discovered a border that showed up on my desktop but not on mobile. Border? Apparently the border-width needs to be …
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Tutoring web design, there are so many interesting details to learn. The tutor mentions a discovery. The div below has a red border. I can see it on my desktop, but not on my mobile phone. Can you see the …
Tutoring web design, oblique font-style comes up. The tutor shows it alongside italic. Oblique is a font-style some people describe as similar to italic. This is oblique font-style. This is italic font-style. Oblique seems to slant more than italic; I …
Tutoring web front-end, there are so many little gadgets that CSS offers. The tutor looks at the outline property. In CSS, you can accomplish a dotted border with two different colors using a combination of the border and outline properties. …