Build Responsive Web Designs With No Code Using Macaw

Build Responsive Web Designs With No Code Using Macaw, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 40 lectures, based on 26 reviews, and has 2099 subscribers.

You will learn about Build real Web sites with no code Fully understand the Macaw tools and interface Necessary skills to build real-world websites: professional, beautiful and truly responsive websites Downloadable lectures, code and design assets for the entire project Access to an active community where I will personally answer any of your questions This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone wanting to build captivating and responsive Web sites or Designers that want to take there ideas and build them out without coding or Students who have struggled with turning design ideas into useable HTML and CSS code It is particularly useful for Anyone wanting to build captivating and responsive Web sites or Designers that want to take there ideas and build them out without coding or Students who have struggled with turning design ideas into useable HTML and CSS code.

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Summary

Title: Build Responsive Web Designs With No Code Using Macaw

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 40

Number of Published Lectures: 40

Number of Curriculum Items: 40

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 40

Original Price: $84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build real Web sites with no code
Fully understand the Macaw tools and interface
Necessary skills to build real-world websites: professional, beautiful and truly responsive websites
Downloadable lectures, code and design assets for the entire project
Access to an active community where I will personally answer any of your questions

Who Should Attend

Anyone wanting to build captivating and responsive Web sites
Designers that want to take there ideas and build them out without coding
Students who have struggled with turning design ideas into useable HTML and CSS code

Target Audiences

Anyone wanting to build captivating and responsive Web sites
Designers that want to take there ideas and build them out without coding
Students who have struggled with turning design ideas into useable HTML and CSS code

Have you always wanted to build dazzling and responsive Websites from the ideas you have imagined but didn’t have or want to devote the time to dig into HTML and CSS code? Or maybe you are a designer that is tired of paying a coder to mock up your designs to present to your customers. Or perhaps you are a seasoned coder who wants to be able to mock up a design quickly and then manipulate the code later on.

If any of this sounds familiar to you, then Macaw may be the answer. In this course, I will lead you through the tools and user interface of Macaw and show you how to build a real world Web design that could actually be put into production with very little extra effort.

Did you know that mobile devices have outpaced the desktop market. This means that you have to make your Web presence responsive to these smaller screens. This course will teach you how to take your design and make it “Responsive” to all sizes including the mobile market which as of July of 2015 represents over 51% of all Internet users.

Build a strong foundation in Web Design using Macaw

Learn about the Macaw tool
Learn the basics of the interface
Create some real-world examples

Content and Overview

The good folks that built Macaw have delivered a wonderful tool that allows you to draw your Web ideas instead of coding them but as with all new tools, there is a learning curve. I help you navigate the uncharted waters and get you up to speed quickly so you can enjoy bringing your design ideas to life.

This course will give you the necessary skills to start designing Web content today and realize the dream of turning ideas into reality.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Macaw?

Lecture 3: Get Macaw

Chapter 2: Macaw Basics

Lecture 1: Macaw Interface

Lecture 2: Inspector

Lecture 3: Grid and Page Settings

Lecture 4: Basic Layout Resources

Lecture 5: Basic Layout

Lecture 6: Global Styles

Lecture 7: Basic Responsive

Chapter 3: JavaJive Website Design

Lecture 1: JavaJive – Intro

Lecture 2: JavaJive Resources

Lecture 3: JavaJive – Setup

Lecture 4: JavaJive – Header Part 1

Lecture 5: JavaJive – Header Part 2

Lecture 6: JavaJive – Menu Bar

Lecture 7: JavaJive – Tagline and Description

Lecture 8: JavaJive – Breakpoints and Preview

Lecture 9: JavaJive – Callout Boxes Part 1

Lecture 10: JavaJive – Callout Boxes Part 2

Lecture 11: JavaJive – Hours and Address

Lecture 12: JavaJive – Footer

Lecture 13: JavaJive – Responsive Header

Lecture 14: JavaJive – Responsive Part 2

Lecture 15: JavaJive – Links

Lecture 16: JavaJive – Adding Pages

Lecture 17: JavaJive – Menu Page Part 1

Lecture 18: JavaJive – Menu Page Part 2

Lecture 19: JavaJive – Events Page Part 1

Lecture 20: JavaJive – Events Page Part 2

Lecture 21: JavaJive – Contact Page Part 1

Lecture 22: JavaJive – Contact Page Part 2

Lecture 23: JavaJive – Final QA

Chapter 4: Macaw Quick Tips

Lecture 1: Quick Tips Introduction

Lecture 2: Quick Tips – Keyboard Shortcuts

Lecture 3: Quick Tips – Down and Dirty Positioning

Lecture 4: Quick Tips – Using Visual Properties

Lecture 5: Quick Tips – Embed a YouTube Video

Lecture 6: Quick Tips – Add JavaScript Dropdown Menu

Lecture 7: Quick Tips – Make Responsive Menu

Instructors

Bob Creigh
Web Developer, Designer, Photographer and IT Professional

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3 stars: 3 votes
4 stars: 8 votes
5 stars: 14 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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