Day 2 deeper into the jungle!

Before I get into this blog post I have to say this; developing HTML and CSS can be hard and there is a ton of trial and error. A whole lot of searching and perhaps a few face-palms, and maybe a “d’oh” I knew that too!

So in day two boot camp, they drop this on me!

Now, remember we are just beginners in HTML and CSS (well they say the camp is challenging and it is, and I like!). So I have to use the tools available and primarily stick to HTML and CSS(well for now until they teach us more).

So I have to make something like that picture but my own. I can see what I want the final product to be, but for now, we only know the bare basics and must hammer on with what we know.

First and foremost! Draw your wireframe, you do that and the task becomes a little less daunting and more of a challenge from the skills the class learned on day one.

Make your header(I like to say the topmost part of the document), then looking at the picture above the next part looks to be a navigation part of the site, so that is another element knocked out! But never forget it has links in it, so does the header. Then you fall into the ‘blog’ part(Now remember only HTML and CSS, so no JScript or other things…..yet that’s later XD)

As an aside, I will eventually post all my code, but until graduation, I want to hold that back to show a side-by-side comparison, so you can see what a little searching can do, a little perseverance and planning can do.

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