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TLDR

A student coursework repository for a front-end web development class, covering HTML, CSS, Flexbox, Grid and responsive design exercises.

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  root((front-aula-08-1sem))
    What it does
      Course materials
      Class exercises
      Learning roadmap
    Tech stack
      HTML5
      CSS3
      Git
    Use cases
      Responsive layout practice
      CSS refactoring
      Semester coursework
    Audience
      Students
      Beginners

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Follow along as a student learning HTML5, CSS3, and responsive design basics.

USE CASE 2

Practice refactoring a page to use Flexbox and CSS Grid instead of older layout techniques.

USE CASE 3

Reference completed lesson exercises while working through the same front-end course.

What is it built with?

HTML5CSS3Git

How does it compare?

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Complexity1/51/53/5
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How do you get it running?

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

README is written in Portuguese.

In plain English

This repository belongs to a front-end web development course called Front-End Design Engineering (TDS). It centralizes project files and study materials for a student group working through front-end fundamentals. The README is written in Portuguese. The course follows a structured learning roadmap. Completed topics include version control with Git and GitHub, HTML5 semantic structure (using descriptive tags to help search engines understand page content), core CSS3 styling, font management, CSS custom properties (variables), and visual effects such as gradients and overlay layers. Topics currently in progress include Flexbox (a CSS layout tool for aligning items in rows or columns), CSS Grid (a two-dimensional layout system for structuring page sections), and responsive design using media queries, rules that adjust a page's layout depending on screen size. The repository also contains a specific class exercise from lesson 8 of the first semester, focused on refactoring and responsive design. Students are tasked with standardising the HTML structure across all project pages, applying media query breakpoints for three screen size ranges (mobile: 320, 768px, tablet and laptop: 769, 1024px, desktop: above 1024px), and modernising their CSS by replacing older layout techniques like floats with Flexbox and Grid. Technologies in use are HTML5, CSS3, and Git. Upcoming topics on the learning roadmap include Figma for UI prototyping and design systems, JavaScript for programming logic and DOM manipulation, and TypeScript for adding static typing to front-end code. The course instructor is credited as Prof. Alexandre C. de Jesus.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Explain the difference between Flexbox and CSS Grid using the exercises in this repo.
Prompt 2
Help me refactor an old float-based layout into Flexbox like this lesson describes.
Prompt 3
Walk me through setting responsive breakpoints for mobile, tablet, and desktop.

Frequently asked questions

What is front-aula-08-1sem?

A student coursework repository for a front-end web development class, covering HTML, CSS, Flexbox, Grid and responsive design exercises.

What language is front-aula-08-1sem written in?

Mainly HTML. The stack also includes HTML5, CSS3, Git.

How hard is front-aula-08-1sem to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated easy, with roughly 5min to a first successful run.

Who is front-aula-08-1sem for?

Mainly general.

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