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* Talk about the responsive web stuff that we did not look at last week
 
* Talk about the responsive web stuff that we did not look at last week
 
* The "size" of the internet
 
* The "size" of the internet
* Prepping Images for the Web
 
 
* Tools: Text Editors
 
* Tools: Text Editors
 
* HTML / CSS Review
 
* HTML / CSS Review
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=== The "size" of the web ===
 
=== The "size" of the web ===
  
=== Optimizing Images for The Web ===
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* [http://sebastien-gabriel.com/designers-guide-to-dpi/ Screen Designers Guide to DPI]
 
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* [http://alistapart.com/article/responsive-images-in-practice A List Apart: Responsive Images in Practice]
We covered many aspects/techniques related to optimizing your images for the web.
 
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_file_formats Image Format Reference]
 
* I also showed the excellent tool [http://imageoptim.com Imageoptim] for further compressing your images
 
  
 
=== Reviewed Text and CSS Editors ===
 
=== Reviewed Text and CSS Editors ===

Revision as of 18:27, 19 May 2015

Last Week

  • Introductions
  • Discuss Class
  • Discuss Wiki
  • History of the Internet
  • How the internet works for us

This Week

  • Review Last Week
  • Talk about the responsive web stuff that we did not look at last week
  • The "size" of the internet
  • Tools: Text Editors
  • HTML / CSS Review

Open Questions

Notes

The "size" of the web

Reviewed Text and CSS Editors

We discussed three separate HTML & CSS tools that you should be familiar with for this Semester.

I have created a Text Editors reference page for you here.

Refresher on HTML & CSS

Our first big task is to review HTML & CSS techniques in an effort to get everybody more comfortable hacking away at their websites.

Download the choppingblock / html-css-demos files from github.com here

Video Notes

Section A

Section B

Files

Assignment

Your task this session is to simply become familiar with the tools and HTML shown in class.

  • Download the files
  • Look over the HTML in the first few folders
  • Download and open up TextMate, install the Bundles if you like.
  • Download and open up Sublime text
  • Download and open up Espresso, see if you can edit some CSS.

If you can, bring some of your images to class next session.