In this chapter, we created a resume site that is fully responsive. We created several rows and columns to accomplish this. We did a number of transformations on our fonts, including some colors, as well as some uppercasing. We saw progress bars that looked like images but were created using Bootstrap components. We also used a gulpfile to move font-awesome.css, and then we added that into our main task so that we didn't have to worry about moving that file manually. It was a good enhancement to our gulpfile. With this, we have completed our resume website build, and in the next chapter we are going to build a social network frontend.
Learning Bootstrap 4 by Building Projects
Learning Bootstrap 4 by Building Projects
Overview of this book
Bootstrap, the world’s most popular frontend framework, is an open source toolkit for building web applications with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Learning Bootstrap 4 by Building Projects covers the essentials of Bootstrap 4 along with best practices. The book begins by introducing you to the latest features of Bootstrap 4. You will learn different elements and components of Bootstrap, such as the strict grid system, Sass, which replaced Less, flexbox, Font Awesome, and cards. As you make your way through the chapters, you will use a template that will help you to build different kinds of real-world websites, such as a social media website, a company landing page, a media hosting website, and a profile page, with ease.
By the end of this book, you will have built websites that are visually appealing, responsive, and robust.
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Learning Bootstrap 4 by Building Projects
Table of Contents (9 chapters)
Preface
Bootstrap 4 Features
Photosharing Website
Building a Resume Website
Social Network Frontend
Agency Website
Lightbox Website
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