6 Reasons To Why Should You Learn Bootstrap?

Based on the popularity of cell phones and tablets that have smaller screen sizes than laptop and desktop displays, the computer industry has been working to develop a responsive Web design solution day by day. Bootstrap is one of several frameworks you can use to create responsive Web designs.

Bootstrap is a Web design framework invented by Twitter for the purpose of creating Web pages that scale to view properly on different size devices. The goal is to have one Web page that can "respond" to different screen sizes. Hence the term, responsive Web design.

Bootstrap also gives you the ability to create a responsive layout with fewer efforts.
 

CSS Pre-processing is one of the great and commonly used every front-end developer should always learn. However, not everyone is using it. There are still many designers creating and managing CSS files the same old way.

Bootstrap is built on responsive 12-column grids, layouts, and components. Whether if you are looking to fix the grid or a responsive, it’s only matter of a few changes. Offsetting & Nesting of columns is also possible in both fixed and fluid width layouts.

A Website has many different elements such as headings, lists, tables, buttons, forms, etc.

Bootstrap has got you covered with all the possibilities, whether you require drop down menus, pagination or alert boxes.

The most commonly used components such as drop-down and menu are made more interactive with the numerous JavaScript plugins bundled in the bootstrap package.

Offers you great documentation along with examples and demo that only make it more easier for even someone new from styling for almost every element a typical website or web application required.

Get your hands on this complete beginner’s course on Bootstrap by building projects from scratch for newbies or any developer who is looking forward to getting started with a new career in this lucrative world of front-end development. A complete tutorial with breakdowns for you to learn step-by-step and through the process of becoming a master in Bootstrap by building 5 real-world projects.

• Photo Sharing – A complete photo sharing website which will include multiple pages and layout. The layout will change as you move from one page to another.
• Resume – A sophisticated resume website, where one can learn how to use the Bootstrap 4 grid and create the corresponding layouts.
• Social Networking – A social networking website, where you will learn how to incorporate multiple features like comments, adding photos, groups. You will also learn how to add a sidebar to the website.
• Agency – A clean and nice looking website with a nav bar on the top, followed by a jumbotron. In this project, you will learn how to block sections of a page to add a different segment of the website and add a contrasting design.
• Lightbox – In this project, you will learn how to incorporate the Bootstrap 4 grid layout, to create a lightbox, that includes images. The images are added in a slideshow, can be clicked on and the webpage even includes a sticky menu.

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