Bootstrap 5 Crash Course | Web site Construct & Deploy



Newbie-friendly web site mission utilizing Bootstrap 5

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Code:
https://github.com/bradtraversy/bootstrap-bootcamp-website

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Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro
2:01 – Docs & Getting Began
4:40 – Together with Bootstrap CDN
6:38 – Responsive Navbar
14:04 – Showcase With Flex Courses
24:25 – E-newsletter With Enter Group
31:03 – Containers With Bootstrap Grid & Playing cards
33:22 – Bootstrap Icons
38:44 – Be taught Sections
44:38 – FAQ With Accordion
54:50 – Instructors Grid Playing cards
1:01:11 – Contact Information & Map
1:07:18 – Footer
1:09:38 – Enrollment Modal
1:14:57 – Deployment To Hostinger

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25 thoughts on “Bootstrap 5 Crash Course | Web site Construct & Deploy”

  1. One small thing I want to mention is around 33:20 when we add the icons, you will see a div with the class of “card-body” just pop in there. That got cut out for some reason, so just be sure to add that. Thanks for watching guys 😊

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  2. Please do the second video on customizing Bootstrap. Most Bootstrap videos are about just using it's classes to build a website, but I imagine most people will actually want to use their own colors and slightly change how buttons look etc. and somehow there very little info out there on how to work with the source files.

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  3. Hey Brad, thanks for the video guide, I really enjoyed your explanation throughout the whole process and I have managed to really learn a lot throughout the video. Really appreciate your work and wish you all the best!

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  4. Just came across this video. I'm at this point comfortable with HTML and CSS, but am getting a little confused with Bootstrap, mostly regarding the layout portion and how to use it compared to Flexbox, which I find much easier to use right now. Hopefully this video clarifies some of that confusion.

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  5. Well done for this tutorial. It would be nice to make an introduction first explaining the possible classes that every element can have or the the most commonly used, and then dive into the implementation. The way you organized the tutorial you keep creating the different components of the site assuming that everyone is aware of the classes that each element takes. Overall the tutorial is very good. Thank you for providing your knowledge.

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