Member since Feb 25, 2011
Mina Markham
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This total includes 2574 uncategorized achievement points.
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1,734
css
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618
business
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573
javascript
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450
design
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306
wordpress
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122 badges earned
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Web Typography
CSS Foundations Web Typography
Web typography is an exciting and rapidly evolving area of CSS, wherein layout engines like webkit are pushing beyond W3C standards. In this Deep Dive, we’ll cover topics such as best practices for choosing a typeface, text layout, and implementing responsive text & vertical rhythm. We'll also explore font resources like the @font-face rule, and other detailed font features and techniques that will enhance our text.
Earned Mar 22, 2013
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Intro to User Experience
UX Foundations Introduction to User Experience
User Experience is a broad term that refers to a person’s emotions when using a particular product, system, or service. Anything a user sees, touches, smells or tastes impacts a user's positive or negative experience. Even though we’ll be focusing on UX as it relates to the digital experience, we’ll also cover the effects of the users’ tangible experience and how it might affect their interaction with your design.
Earned Mar 8, 2013
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Backgrounds and Borders
CSS Foundations Backgrounds and Borders
With CSS, any element can have a background and border applied, and certain properties affect how they appear. In this Deep Dive, we'll explore common CSS background and border properties, along with ways to add drop shadows and inner shadows to HTML elements.
Earned Feb 28, 2013
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Moving Around in the Console
Console Foundations Getting Started with the Console
Being able to navigate using the console is the first step to being a console master.
Earned Feb 14, 2013
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Video Marketing
How to Market Your Business Video Marketing
From no-budget to professional productions, video marketing can enhance the message a business is trying to communicate online. As video content becomes more accessible and expected by users, companies need to anticipate ways to use this medium to share information about products, services, and their sense of humor.
Earned Feb 14, 2013
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Email Marketing
How to Market Your Business Email Marketing
Email is one of the most powerful ways to market your business online. It's a great way to keep customers up to date on specials, new products, and the latest news. With a number of powerful campaign management tools available online, even the smallest of companies can get involved.
Earned Feb 14, 2013
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Search Engine Optimization
How to Market Your Business Search Engine Optimization
SEO - or Search Engine Optimization - is vital to a business website's success. Understanding how search engines work and how to implement various search-related strategies will improve the value of your site and help get it found.
Earned Feb 14, 2013
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Usability Testing
How to Market Your Business Usability Testing
Testing a site doesn't only mean evaluating its design; it also means determining if the users on your site can accomplish the goals they have in mind when they arrive. Testing with this in mind can reveal fixes that go far beyond simple code changes; it can lead to fundamental improvements in the way you do business and make money.
Earned Feb 14, 2013
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Usability Basics
How to Market Your Business Usability Basics
Understanding the basics of usability can allow you to evaluate the effectiveness of your website. These best practices will help you create various website elements - from navigation to forms and even content - and identify existing issues, increasing the chances of presenting a successful website to potential customers.
Earned Feb 14, 2013
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Customizing Google Maps
Build an Interactive Website Customizing Google Maps
Learn to add custom markers to your dynamic map and add info windows. Discover how to make sure Google maps work in a responsive site.
Earned Feb 14, 2013
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Google Maps Integration
Build an Interactive Website Google Maps Integration
Google Maps offers two ways to add maps to your site, static and dynamic. We'll cover the basics of both and add some markers too.
Earned Feb 14, 2013
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jQuery Plugins
Build an Interactive Website jQuery Plugins
Plugins are libraries of code that you can drop in to your project to extend its functionality. Plugins require jQuery and are often free.
Earned Feb 13, 2013
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Form Validation and Manipulation
Build an Interactive Website Form Validation and Manipulation
jQuery offers a range of methods to detect when a user interacts with a form, we'll be using these methods in conjunction with other jQuery methods to add some browser-based validation to a simple contact form.
Earned Feb 12, 2013
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Workflow Basics
Photoshop Foundations Workflow Basics
Workflow Basics
Earned Feb 7, 2013
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CSS Box Model
The CSS Box Model
Earned Jan 29, 2013
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Adding a Contact Form
Build a Simple PHP Application Adding a Contact Form
PHP does more than just make a set of HTML files easier to maintain. It also adds advanced functionality to a site that HTML and CSS alone cannot achieve, like sending an email. We’ll create a contact form for our website, allowing the users to enter a message into an HTML form and then using PHP to process the form submission.
Earned Jan 28, 2013
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JavaScript Objects
JavaScript Foundations Objects
Objects are the foundational type in JavaScript. They allow us to create complex data structures and organize our programs.
Earned Jan 24, 2013
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JavaScript Functions
JavaScript Foundations Functions
Functions allow us to package and reuse code in our programs, which makes them more organized.
Earned Jan 24, 2013
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Values and Units
CSS Foundations Values and Units
Values and Units
Earned Jan 23, 2013
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Text, Fonts, and Lists
CSS Foundations Text, Fonts, and Lists
Text has a significant effect on how we view a web page, and CSS has many options for defining text styles. Font properties also enable us to change the appearance of text by assigning a font family, font size, thickness and more. In this Deep Dive, we’ll learn common font properties we can use to enhance our text, along with ways to style our HTML lists.
Earned Jan 23, 2013
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Slices & Save for Web
Photoshop Foundations Slices & Save for Web
In this introductory course, you’ll learn how to properly create slices when creating user interface elements in Photoshop. We’ll also learn the basics of optimization and the Save for Web feature.
Earned Jan 23, 2013
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Vector Shapes
Photoshop Foundations Vector Shapes
This introductory course will teach you how to manipulate Photoshop's preset shapes by adjusting their anchors and paths. You'll also learn how to draw freehand using the pen tool.
Earned Jan 23, 2013
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Customizing WordPress
How to Make a WordPress Blog Customizing WordPress
WordPress offers a range of ways to customize the look and functionality of your blog. Plugins help to extend functionality and themes allow you to change the look of your site. In this series we will explore plugins and themes as well as widgets and how to customize your theme.
Earned Jan 22, 2013
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Managing Comments
How to Make a WordPress Blog Managing Comments
Comments are an essential part of building a community around your blog. They allow readers to respond to your posts and allow you to get an idea of what people think of your content. We’ll look at how to configure and manage comments on your site as well as how to post comments as a visitor and as an admin.
Earned Jan 22, 2013
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Adding and Editing Content in WordPress
How to Make a WordPress Blog Adding and Editing Content
Content is king on the web and knowing how to manage your content in WordPress is essential to running a good site. You’ll learn how to add and edit posts and pages as well as how to best manage categories and tags. We will also take an in depth look at working with media in WordPress.
Earned Jan 22, 2013
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Advanced Selectors
CSS Foundations Advanced Selectors
Many advanced CSS selectors help keep our markup clean, semantic and flexible by targeting specific elements without the need of a class or an ID.
Earned Nov 26, 2012
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Introduction to jQuery
Build an Interactive Website Introduction to jQuery
JavaScript is used to add interactivity to the front end of a website. JavaScript works slightly differently in each browser, so to smooth out some of those inconsistencies, we're going to use jQuery, a JavaScript framework.
Earned Nov 22, 2012
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Selectors
Selectors allow for styling to be applied to particular page elements. This critical concept makes it easy to choose a specific page element and assign CSS.
Earned Nov 10, 2012
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Getting Started with CSS
CSS Foundations Getting Started with CSS
Learn basic CSS concepts and how to add CSS to a page.
Earned Nov 10, 2012
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Social Media
How to Market Your Business Social Media
These days, it takes more than a great website to spread the word about your product or service. Social networks are ideal for growing your network and for spreading the word about who you are and what you do.
Earned Oct 28, 2012
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Advanced Techniques
Build a Responsive Website Advanced Techniques
Responsive web design doesn't stop at creating a fluid foundation and implementing media queries. It's an ongoing process. In this stage, we'll continue to make our typography and media even more responsive. We'll also learn how we should move forward when starting responsive web projects from scratch.
Earned Oct 27, 2012
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Configuring WordPress
How to Make a WordPress Blog Configuring WordPress
Once WordPress is installed there are a number of settings in the WordPress admin panel that are important to know about. We’ll talk about each of these as well as suggest default settings to use for a blog. WordPress comes with a built in upgrade feature that we will also discuss.
Earned Oct 27, 2012
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Getting Started with WordPress
How to Make a WordPress Blog Getting Started with WordPress
Before we start building our blog, we are going to learn about the software we will be using to make our blog: WordPress. Two versions of WordPress exist, WordPress.com and Wordpress.org. We’ll learn the differences between the two and how to access which is better for a project. Finally we’ll walk through the process for installing WordPress online.
Earned Oct 17, 2012
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Creating the Menu and Footer
Build a Simple PHP Application Creating the Menu and Footer
Our product catalog website will have a number of pages, but the pages share a few common elements like the top navigation menu and the footer. We’ll build these shared elements into a set of template files, using basic programming concepts like variables and conditionals to make it all work.
Earned Oct 4, 2012
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JavaScript Arrays
Arrays are how we can store lists of data in a single object in JavaScript
Earned Sep 28, 2012
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Responsive Design
Build a Responsive Website Responsive Design
Responsive websites are built on a fluid grid and use media queries not to target specific device resolutions, but rather to adjust the design and content as it reaches various breakpoints.
Earned Sep 28, 2012
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Launching the Website
Build a Simple Website Launching the Website
Now that we're finished coding our website, it's time to deploy it live to the web. This involves several steps, including purchasing a domain and hosting. Then, we'll use the File Transfer Protocol to put our files onto our server.
Earned Sep 28, 2012
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Getting Started with PHP
Build a Simple PHP Application Getting Started with PHP
The browser can understand HTML and CSS all by itself, but we’ll need a little bit more sophisticated setup to handle PHP. We’ll get familiar with what PHP code looks like and where it can run, exploring the differences between a client-side language and a server-side language. We’ll walk step by step through installing everything you’ll need to run PHP code, and we’ll end with a simple but functioning PHP script.
Earned Sep 22, 2012
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Making Money
How to Start a Business Making Money
You started a business to make money so let's talk money! In this stage, we're going to look at what goes into making money - setting a price, charging your customers and then collecting your money.
Earned Sep 19, 2012
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Marketing Strategy
How to Start a Business Marketing Strategy
Your Internet Marketing strategy will help set the direction for how you’ll establish yourself across these various networks and platforms, as well as how and when to communicate and listen. But when all is said and done, the deciding factor for online success will be quality content.
Earned Sep 19, 2012
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Introduction to Accounting
How to Start a Business An Introduction to Accounting
Accounting is an essential skill that can help you monitor and maintain the financial health of your company thereby ensuring its success. But it's not as simple as listing all your transactions in a book. It requires knowledge of concepts like accounting standards, debits and credits, and the double entry bookkeeping system.
Earned Sep 19, 2012
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Marketing Basics
How to Start a Business Marketing Basics
Digital marketing is the key to finding customers online. It's vital to establish an online presence while defining your targets and goals. Only then can you begin to tell the story behind your brand.
Earned Sep 19, 2012
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Forming Your Company
How to Start a Business Forming Your Company
Once you’ve figured out your legal choices in regards to incorporating, you might think you’re done and ready to go. Not just yet! You have to make sure you and any co-founders are on the same page and that you secure your intellectual property before you sign off on everything. Let’s take a look at what that means.
Earned Sep 18, 2012
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Corporate Structure
How to Start a Business Corporate Structure
One of the first steps to starting a company is choosing a legal structure for your business and filling out the relevant paperwork. In this set of videos, we talk about some of the advantages of incorporating and the different business structures available to you.
Earned Sep 18, 2012
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Why Start a Business?
How to Start a Business Why Start a Business?
So you want to start a business? In this set of videos, we address the basic needs for starting a company, from setting goals to defining success.
Earned Sep 18, 2012
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Styling Content
Build a Simple Website Styling Content
Grid CSS can help layout webpages visually, but to add more customizations like fonts and background colors, we will need to write our own CSS code. CSS also allows for borders, margin, padding, and much more.
Earned Sep 18, 2012
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Adaptive Design
Build a Responsive Website Adaptive Design
Introducing media queries allows us to target specific device resolutions; like an iPad or iPhone, and adjust our website's layout accordingly. This is referred to as an adaptive design approach.
Earned Sep 18, 2012
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Creating a Website Structure
Build a Simple Website Creating a Website Structure
HTML describes the structure of content on a web page, but it's also important to define visual structure. Using a CSS grid system, we'll rearrange page elements into an aesthetically pleasing layout.
Earned Aug 23, 2012
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Fluid Foundation
Build a Responsive Website Creating a Fluid Foundation
The key to a responsive website is building it on a fluid foundation. This defines our website layout in ratios and proportions rather than absolute values. Using the target ÷ context = result formula, we'll convert widths, margins, and padding from pixels to percentages. We'll also learn how to make our images scalable.
Earned Aug 17, 2012
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Text Editors and HTML
Build a Simple Website Text Editors and HTML
One of the primary tools that web designers and developers use all the time is called a text editor. We'll use a text editor to write our HTML code, which will describe the structure of our content.
Earned Aug 17, 2012
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Website Basics
Build a Simple Website Website Basics
HTML and CSS are the basic building blocks of any webpage.
Earned Aug 9, 2012
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Introduction to Responsive Web Design
Build a Responsive Website Introduction to Responsive Web Design
Some years ago there was a clear differentiation between desktop and mobile. The introduction of tablets and other new web devices brings the challenge of designing for more resolutions and devices than ever before. Fortunately, responsive web design has emerged as a robust solution.
Earned Aug 9, 2012
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Type Tools
Photoshop Foundations Type Tools
Type Tools
Earned May 18, 2012
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Masks Basics
Photoshop Foundations Masks Basics
Masks
Earned Apr 30, 2012
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Web Apps
Interactive web applications are slightly different than static websites, and can present some unique challenges in regards to accessibility.
Earned Apr 4, 2012
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JavaScript Numbers
JavaScript Foundations Numbers
JavaScript Numbers
Earned Apr 3, 2012
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JavaScript Strings
JavaScript Foundations Strings
Strings in JavaScript allow us to store letters, words, sentence or any other text information.
Earned Apr 3, 2012
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Taking The Perfect Profile Picture
Level up your social networking skills with the taking the perfect profile picture badge!
Earned Apr 3, 2012
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Online Dating
In this badge, Nick shows us how to use an online dating website to start a real-life romance.
Earned Apr 3, 2012
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Layer Basics
Photoshop Foundations Layer Basics
Layer Basics
Earned Apr 3, 2012
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Chair Yoga
The Chair Yoga badge teaches you how to comfortably exercise at work!
Earned Apr 3, 2012
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Introduction Variables
JavaScript Foundations Variables
Introduction Variables
Earned Mar 5, 2012
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Graphic Basics
Technology Foundations Graphic Basics
Graphic Basics
Earned Mar 1, 2012
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Websites
Accessibility on a static website has a lot to do with creating semantic markup. However, creating an aesthetic with CSS is equally important and can help users with various types of vision and motor impairments.
Earned Mar 1, 2012
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Accessibility
Accessibility is the practice of making websites available to all people, regardless of their abilities or disabilities.
Earned Jan 26, 2012
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Introduction
A broad definition of accessibility could include mobile devices, software machines, and people with disabilities. However, the more traditional definition of accessibility focuses exclusively on people that access the web in atypical ways.
Earned Jan 26, 2012
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Code Racer
Code Racer is a multi-player live coding game that teaches newbies how to code a basic website using HTML and CSS, and tests intermediate and advanced users on their coding speed and agility. Players race against each other and the clock to complete coding challenges, unlocking weapons and rewards along the way.
Earned Jan 25, 2012
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Workspace Basics
Photoshop Foundations Workspace Basics
An introduction to the menus, toolbar, windows and panels that make up the Adobe Photoshop workspace.
Earned Dec 31, 2011
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Xcode 4
Xcode is a suite of tools used to design and develop iOS and Mac OSX applications. It contains the main integrated development environment (IDE), Interface Builder used to construct graphical user interface, Instruments used to measure performance, test and debug your app.
Earned Nov 30, 2011
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Functions
Introduction to Programming Functions
A function contains a piece of code that needs to be executed several times from different parts of your application
Earned Nov 15, 2011
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Introduction to Programming
Basic programming skills are essential for all web professionals, including designers. High level programming concepts learned here are applicable to most computer languages.
Earned Nov 15, 2011
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Objects and Arrays
Introduction to Programming Objects and Arrays
An array is a way of storing multiple items and each item is associated to a number called the index. Each item can be accessed using the index value. Objects are usually associated to meaningful pieces of data which it can hold and manipulate.
Earned Nov 15, 2011
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Control Structures
Introduction to Programming Control Structures
Control structures determine the flow of execution within an application. A conditional statement can fork the execution down several paths or a loop can execute the same code several times until a condition is met.
Earned Nov 15, 2011
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Basics
Introduction to Programming Basics
Computer programming can be intimidating at first, but this gentle introduction to the subject will make the learning curve a bit easier to climb.
Earned Nov 15, 2011
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HTML
This HTML Tutorial helps you master HTML. HTML or "Hyper Text Markup Language" describes the basic structure and content of a web page. Mastering HTML and its many elements is critical for any type of web professional.
Earned Nov 14, 2011
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Forms
Forms are a special class of HTML elements that can be combined together to create pages that accept user input. The user input generated by forms can then be processed by software that runs on the server-side.
Earned Nov 8, 2011
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Tables
Tables in HTML can be used for structuring and formatting tabular data, similar to the display capabilities of spreadsheet software. Tables are useful for organizing and relating quantitative and qualitative data sets.
Earned Nov 8, 2011
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Links
Hyperlinks are the fundamental idea that makes the web great. They allow pages to be linked together so that it's easy to navigate through the sea of information.
Earned Nov 8, 2011
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CSS3
CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheets 3) is a superset of CSS that adds many new constructs and properties. Support for CSS3 is rapidly improving across all major browsers, making it a critical piece of technology for modern web professionals.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Transforms
Transforms set page elements in either a 2D or 3D coordinate space. This makes it possible to manipulate the rotation and position of an element along the X, Y, and Z axis.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Animation
Animations are a set of keyframes that are applied to an element via the animation property. Each keyframe includes CSS styling that is to be applied at that point in the animation. Then, the animation property smoothly animates between each keyframe.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Gradients
In design, a gradient is the visual effect of one color gradually fading into another across a surface. Applying CSS3 gradients to elements reduces the need for image-based solutions and can improve front-end performance.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Backgrounds
Multiple backgrounds and background sizing are just two background features that are new in CSS3. Multiple backgrounds allows designers to build several layers of imagery into page elements and this feature in particular provides designers with tighter control than ever before.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Multi-Column Layouts
The multi-column layout module in the CSS3 specification is capable of breaking up paragraph text into columns. These columns are created dynamically, which is much more flexible and accessible than continuous text that is broken across three separate HTML elements.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Transitions
The :hover pseudo-class has been used to create basic transitions for many years now, but the transition property allows things to animate more smoothly. When a transition is applied to an element, most changes to that element will be animated between two keyframe states.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Video
The HTML5 video element was included in the draft specification with the specific purpose of playing videos or movies. This essentially replaces the need for the object element and browser plugins that handle video multimedia.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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HTML5
HTML5 is a collection of new open web technologies that builds upon established W3C standards. The HTML5 specification includes new semantic page elements, multimedia features, and more.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Tables Challenge
Challenge your knowledge of tables!
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Typography
CSS3 includes numerous new typographic features, such as text-shadows. This is an exciting and rapidly evolving area of CSS3, wherein layout engines like webkit are pushing beyond W3C standards.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Selectors
Selectors have been available since the advent of CSS, but there are several new CSS3 selectors. These selectors allow web professionals to apply properties to page elements that were previously more difficult to access.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Framework Foundations
CSS Foundations - Version 1 Framework Foundations
The CSS specification created by the W3C is already very powerful by itself. However, there are pieces of CSS code that most web professionals will have to create repeatedly. This development friction can be eased by using a CSS framework, which is a set of reusable CSS code that is general enough to be applied to just about any project.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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CSS
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used to describe the visual look of a web page. Using CSS, it is possible to change colors, margin, padding, fonts, and much more.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Mastery Challenge
Pass this Code Challenge to prove you've mastered CSS.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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HTML Master
Bring it all together in this HTML Code Challenge!
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Text Code Challenge
Test your knowledge of CSS text manipulations in this Code Challenge.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Selector Code Challenge
Test your knowledge of CSS Selectors in the code challenge.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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List Challenge
Test your HTML list skills in this Code Challenge! Good luck!
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Media Queries
Media Queries are a unique addition to CSS3 that allows designers to apply CSS declarations dynamically based on client conditions. For example, if the width of the browser window drops below a predetermined value, alternative CSS can be applied dynamically.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Mobile
Responsive Web Design allows a single code base to work across multiple screen resolutions. However, on mobile devices, there are special design considerations that need to be taken into account.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Responsive Web Design
Responsive Web Design (RWD) is a fresh take on a growing problem. RWD allows a single design to work across the ever widening spectrum of screen resolutions, as opposed to the more traditional method of designing separate sites for various mobile devices.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Fundamentals
Responsive Web Design enables web pages to make layout adjustments based on the width of the browser. This technique is powered by a new feature of CSS3 called media queries.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Borders
CSS3 expands upon borders by adding features like rounded corners, shadows, and more. Using these features reduces the need for image-based solutions, which allows web pages to generally load faster.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Web Fonts
The @font-face rule allows for the inclusion of customized fonts, beyond what is available by default. This isn't actually a new feature of CSS3, but it has become popular over the last few years, so it has a coloquial association with other CSS3 properties.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Basics
The basics of HTML5 provides a broad overview of how it's being developed and how to use some of the new tags.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Aesthetic Foundations
Aesthetic Foundations will cover the elements and principles of art, along with color theory. This basic knowledge will provide a design language that enables more effective communication amongst designers and other team members.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Principles
Aesthetic Foundations Principles
The principles of art are a set of rules or guidelines that utilize the elements of art to create patterns. By leveraging principles like harmony, contrast, and emphasis, the elements of art can be manipulated to bring forth emotional depth and dynamic visuals.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Elements
Aesthetic Foundations Elements
The elements of art form the basic visual building blocks. With elements like line, shape, and form, it is possible to approach design from an objective and analytical perspective.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Website Basics
Beyond HTML and CSS, there are several basic technology skills that every web professional should know. Some of these include uploading files to the web via FTP or purchasing domains and hosting.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Printing
CSS Foundations - Version 1 Printing
When a user attempts to make a hard copy of a webpage, special CSS styles can be applied to enhance the printing experience. Users will appreciate this, because in most cases it increases the focus on the page content and decreases the amount of printer ink they have to use.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Page Layout
CSS Foundations - Version 1 Page Layout
The visual formatting model in CSS governs the layout of page elements based on several CSS properties and concepts, such as the size of an element and its position.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Box Model
CSS Foundations - Version 1 The Box Model
The CSS box model describes rectangular elements on a web page. Each box has a content area which is surrounded by padding, border, and margin areas.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Text
CSS Foundations - Version 1 Text
In addition to the font property, there are several more properties that allow for text elements to be further manipulated. Examples include the word-spacing, letter-spacing, and line-height properties.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Data Types
CSS Foundations - Version 1 Data Types
Data types are different classes of information that can be used with CSS properties. Data Types include integers and floating point values (numbers), strings (pieces of text), colors, and more.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Selectors
CSS Foundations - Version 1 Selectors
Selectors allow for styling to be applied to particular page elements. This critical concept makes it easy to choose a specific page element and assign CSS properties to it.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Introduction
CSS Foundations - Version 1 Introduction
This introduction is a broad overview of cascading stylesheets.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Objects
Objects in HTML include elements like images and multimedia plugins. This class of elements essentially allows for the addition of content that is not text-based.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Lists
Lists in HTML can be used to create an ordered or unordered grouping of list items, such as a grocery list or your top five favorite movies.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Text
Text in HTML can be structured many different ways. Utilizing text elements can add semantic structure to web pages.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Introduction
This introduction is a broad overview of the Internet, the web, and markup languages.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Color Theory
Aesthetic Foundations Color Theory
Color theory is the study of mixing colors together and the visual effects of various combinations. Color has been studied for many centuries, but the advent of computer graphics has made this area even more interesting.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Old School
You were a part of Treehouse back in old days when it was called Think Vitamin Membership. You're Old School. You're awesome.
Earned Nov 7, 2011
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Newbie
Welcome to the exciting world of web professionals! We're happy you decided to join us. Isn't it exciting being a Newbie?
Earned Nov 7, 2011