1. Responsive Web Design for Next-Level User
Experiences
Mr. Syed Kamran
Senior Trainer,
Anudip Foundation
Speaker
2. Responsive web
design principles and
techniques
Flexbox layout
module and its key
features
Introduction to
React Hooks and
their usage
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4. Fluid Grids: A flexible grid system that
adapts to different screen sizes and layouts.
Flexible Images: Images that scale based on
the size of the viewport or parent container.
Media Queries: CSS rules that adapt styles based
on screen size, orientation, and capabilities.
Mobile-First Approach: A design philosophy of
starting with the smallest screen size and
enhancing it for larger screens.
Responsive Typography: Text that adjusts
based on screen size and resolution.
Breakpoints: Specific screen sizes where the
layout adjusts to accommodate different device
types.
5. Implementing gestures and
touch-based interactions
that are intuitive and easy to
use, such as swiping and
pinching.
Reducing page load times
and optimizing performance
by compressing images,
minifying code, and using
caching tools.
Emphasizing the most
important content and
simplifying the navigation to
make it easy to access.
6. CSS media queries
contain a media type and
one or more expressions
that define the
conditions for when the
styles should apply.
Media queries
optimize content for
different devices by
separating and
organizing styles
logically.
Media queries can apply
styles based on screen
size, orientation,
resolution, and other
device features.
7.
8. CSS techniques include using
percentage-based sizing, max-
width properties, and background
images. These techniques help
ensure that images scale
proportionately and maintain their
aspect ratio.
The picture element is an HTML
tag that enables developers to
serve different images based on
screen size and resolution. It's
particularly useful for optimizing
large images on different devices.
Responsive videos use techniques
such as scaling, cropping, and
embedding to ensure that video
content adapts to different screen
sizes. This improves the user
experience and accessibility of
video content.
9.
10. Flexbox offers powerful features such as
flexible containers, flexible items, alignment
options, and wrapping. These features give
developers fine-grained control over the
layout and behavior of elements.
11. Properties such as display, flex-direction, flex-
wrap, justify-content, align-items, and align-
contents control the layout and behavior of flex
containers and flex items.
Examples include creating
simple and complex layouts,
such as navigation menus,
forms, grids, and flexible
content containers. Flexbox can
also be used in conjunction with
media queries for responsive
design.
Tips and best practices include using a
consistent naming convention, considering
browser compatibility, and testing on a range of
devices and screen sizes.
12. Flexbox can create
responsive navigation
menus with fewer styles and
less code than traditional
methods.
Flexbox can be used to
create flexible content
containers that adapt to
screen size and content
length.
Flexbox can create complex
grids and layouts that
respond to changes in
screen size and orientation.
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14. React Hooks are a new feature introduced in React
16.8 that offer a simpler way to manage state and
reuse logic in functional components.
Hooks simplify state management by removing the
need for class components and the complexities of
component lifecycle methods.
Benefits of using Hooks include improved code
readability, reduced boilerplate code, and increased
testability and reusability.
15. The useState Hook allows you to manage
state in functional components by
providing a state value and a function to
update it. It simplifies the process of
updating state and eliminates the need for
class components.
The useEffect Hook enables you to manage
side effects in functional components, such
as fetching data and updating the DOM. It
replaces componentDidMount,
componentDidUpdate, and component will
Unmount lifecycle methods.
16. The useContext Hook allows you to
manage global state in functional
components by providing a way to access
and update state values across your
application. It eliminates the need for prop
drilling and complex state management
solutions.
The useCallback Hook enables you to
optimize the performance of your
application by memoizing expensive
functions. It reduces re-rendering and
improves the responsiveness and speed of
your application.
17. Creating responsive
navigation menus with
Hooks and Flexbox.
Creating responsive grids
and layouts with Hooks
and media queries.
Creating flexible
content containers with
Hooks and Flexbox.
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19. Next-Level User Experiences
A responsive personal blog
that adapts to different
screen sizes and devices,
featuring fast page load times
and easy navigation.
A responsive e-commerce
website that delivers a seamless
shopping experience across all
devices, featuring a user-
friendly interface and simplified
checkout process.
A responsive mobile app that
offers a native app experience
on all devices, featuring
intuitive gestures and easy
access to essential features.
20.
21. Web Designer Front end
Web
Development
Back end Web
Development
UI/UX
Designer
22. Validate skills, enhance
credibility, Stand out
from the competition,
Open doors to new
opportunities.
It showcases
experience, Highlights
problem-solving
abilities, Helps to
display initiative, build a
portfolio, Demonstrate
teamwork skills
Familiarize yourself
with web design, hooks,
advanced hooks, API
Integration and
important topics of web
development.
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