Web Design Primer Sample - HTML CSS JS

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A guide to help you achieve code consistency that adheres to best practices. Sections include: What is a URL?, Naming Conventions, Project Folder Structure, Code Guide, Images Guide, and Things I wish I Knew Upfront

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CONTENTS
1. What is a URL?
2. Naming Conventions
3. Project Folder Structure
4. Code Guide
5. Images Guide
6. Things I wish I Knew Upfront

Web Design Primer Project Folder Structure Bootstrap 4 Quick Start v.1.0.0 - bootstrapcreative.com : 9
 contact 1
 index.php 2
 css 4
 main.css 32
 partials 8
 aside.php 9
 js 15
 vendor 16
 plugin.js 17
 main.js 18
 static 19
 fonts 20
 img 21
 pdf 22
 .gitignore 23
 .htaccess 24
 README.md 26
 humans.txt 28
 index.php 29
 robots.txt 31
Figure 2: Project Folder - PHP
Common Project
Folder Structures
You have a lot of freedom when it comes
to naming files and folders for your project.
However there are some common naming
conventions that can help keep your projects
organized and minimize any confusion when
working with another designer.
Figure 1 shows a site using PHP and node.js to
compile Sass. The project is hosted on GitHub
pages.
Figure 2 shows a static HTML site. The project
is hosted on GitHub pages.
Below are descriptions for each file and folder in
these different types of projects.
1. A subdirectory of your main site. The
URL for this would be www.yourdomain.
contact/

Web Design Primer Code Guide Bootstrap 4 Quick Start v.1.0.0 - bootstrapcreative.com : 15
CSS Rule Set
A rule set is a single section of CSS including
the selector, the curly braces, and the different
lines with properties and values. The code in
the example below comprises one rule set:
.btn {
display: inline-block;
padding: .5rem 1rem;
border-radius: .25rem;
border: 1px solid;
}
Selector
Value
Curly Braces
Declaration Block
Property

Web Design Primer Images Guide Bootstrap 4 Quick Start v.1.0.0 - bootstrapcreative.com : 24
JPG GIF PNG8 PNG32 SVG
Characteristics
• Raster
• Lossy 1
When to Use
• Photographs
with a lot of
colors, shapes,
and forms.
• Good with
gradients to
lessen banding
Characteristics
• Raster
• Some
Transparency 2
When to Use
• Animations
• Solid colors,
symbols, and
line artwork
• Web banners
Characteristics
• Raster
• Some
Transparency 2
• Lossless
When to Use
• Solid colors,
symbols, and
line artwork
Characteristics
• Raster
• Full
Transparency
• Lossless
When to Use
• When you want
a jpeg with
transparency
Characteristics
• Vector
• Transparency
When to Use
• Icons, logos,
text that you
want to be
high quality on
retina displays
1. Lossless and lossy compression are terms that describe whether or not, in the compression
of a file, all original data can be recovered when the file is uncompressed.
2. 1-bit transparency. Pixels are either solid or completely transparent, but never partially
see-through.

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