Learning Bulma: Understand How to Develop Responsive, Mobile-first Websites Using This Impressive, M

Aravind Shenoy

199 pages, parution le 27/12/2019

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Résumé

Learn to use Bulma in your HTML file by applying easy-to-understand practical examples to create responsive and mobile-first websites.

Featuring a step-by-step approach, this book encourages you to modify its code examples and review the changes produced in the output, to thereby reveal the subtle nuances of this awesome utility.

Bulma is an impressive, modern framework utility that allows the easy construction of web pages thanks to the highly flexible Flex-box grid styles and simple syntax. You'll see how to use Bulma's intuitive CSS capabilities to create interactive websites that support responsive design by dynamically adjusting the layout resulting in an optimal viewing experience.

You'll then delve into typical modifiers, columns, Flex-box grid styles, forms, elements, utilities, CSS components, and more. By the end of this book, you will be familiar with the inner workings of Bulma at an intermediate level and be equipped to aptly leverage Bulma's utilities to streamline your web designing experience.
What You'll Learn

Get started quickly with Bulma
Use the grid system, layout, content, and modifiers
Leverage Bulma's built-in CSS utilities
Streamline the web design experience with Bulma's flexible attributes
Effectively take a mobile-first approach

Who This Book Is For

Beginners who have a basic understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

1. Jumpstart Bulma

2. Grids and Utility Classes

3. Layout CSS Helpers

4. Navigation and Media Components

5. CSS Components and Forms

6. Web Design: The Road Ahead

A Senior Technical writer by profession, Aravind Shenoy 's core interests are Technical Writing, Content Writing, Content Development, Web Design, and Business Analysis. He was born and raised in Mumbai and resides there. A music buff - he loves listening to Rock n' Roll and Rap. Oasis, R.E.M, The Doors, Dire Straits, Coldplay, Jimi Hendrix, U2, Guns n' Roses and Michael Jackson rule his playlists. An engineering graduate from the Manipal Institute of Technology and an author of several books, he is a keen learner and believes that there is always a steep learning curve as Life is all about learning. In summary, as he quips "The most important thing is to be happy - it's all that matters. After all, we are here for a good time, not a long time."