INF 362 Unit 3

Web Design

Day 3

Day 4

RAT

iRAT

10 Minutes

iRAT

5 Minutes

iRAT

1 Minute

iRAT

Hand in your test papers.

tRAT

tRAT

15 Minutes

tRAT

10 Minutes

tRAT

5 Minutes

tRAT

1 Minute

How did you do?

Appeals Process

Mini Lecture

Clarification

Some things to note

Activities

Sublime Text 2

Editor of Choice

Getting to Know GitHub

Let's install GitHub, and log in

Assemble!

What is the best summarization of?

  • Pull Request
  • Fork
  • Commit
  • Push/Sync
  • Clone

What would you use a github issue for?

What would you use a branch for?

Clone

Clone your team's repo to your computer

Copy Folder Into ST2

Commit

Make a change to your code and commit it.

Sync That Commit!

How'd you do?

Branching

Click the "master" branch icon and create a new branch.

Call it "gh-pages"

Push That Branch

A. Football

H. Badgers

T. 4

W/e

MAGIC!!!!! (you can even work right out of gh-pages)

How can YOU utilize GH-Pages?

Fork to your own, create gh-pages branch

Let's Fork!

Fork your own version of the repo

Make your own commit

sync it

Create your own gh-pages branch

View it: username.github.io/repo-name

Pull it back in.

Goto Github.com

Find your repo

Initiate Pull Request

Note about branching

You can branch instead of fork if you are testing locally.

Can be helpful, but not when we get into Jekyll.

Note about Pull Requests

Merge Conflicts

<<<<<<< Head:my-commit
Line 3: Hello World!
=======
Line 3: Hello Mom!
>>>>>>> 4h42k2b2dh36df8:my-commit

Breakdown

<<<<<<< Head:my-commit
 
Line 3: Hello World!
 
=======
 
Line 3: Hello Mom!
 
>>>>>>> 4h42k2b2dh36df8:my-commit

Issues

Github.com > click issues

Use issues as a forum for discussion.

Look over your sketch sheets

Develop as many tasks that you can think of to implement those sketches into code.

(at least 10)

Now assign them

Look over each task and assign each one to a specific person

Categorize them

Layout?

Design?

Interaction?

etc

Milestones

You just created your milestones for your mid-term

Create Issues

...and assign them.

Create a new milestone

In issues list, create your milestones

Tips

  • Don't make a change unless there's an issue created for it
  • Assign to yourself or someone else.
  • Only work on issues you are assigned to.
  • Close issues from commits 
    closes #15
  • Reference Users in comments 
    @esteinborn does this look right?
  • Use labels to identify bugs etc.

Someone is lagging behind, what are the possible ways to address this.

Rank the following in order of Mobie First-ness

  1. Meta Viewport tag
  2. Content Design
  3. Fancy Navigation
  4. Touch Support

Place the following in order for Mobile First design

  1. UI Design
  2. Focused Content Design
  3. UX Design
  4. Color Choice
  5. Exciting new phone features

Next Time on...

INF 362!

Next Time on...

  • Content
  • Basic SASS (Prepros)
  • RWD
  • Grid
  • Media Queries
  • Typical Design Patterns
  • Navigation
  • Images

MVP for Site Should be:

  • Forecloseure process in general
  • Every Stage in detail 1-8
    • stage 6: preparation for settlement conference (5 steps)

Forecloseure Documents

For Next Class

Midterm Project Criteria

Use Github issues to discuss project grading criteria

  • full functionality
  • color choice
  • accessibility
  • intuitive
  • UX flows well
  • not too much input for the user

Top 5

As a team decide on 5 grading criteria that you feel will equal a finished midterm.

We'll discuss next week and finalize

State of your project by next week:

  • Based off Html5 BP (NOT A FORK) (remove "browse happy" prompt)
  • All layout should be percentage-based
  • Using Em's for precise measurement, PX only for body font declaration.
  • Header, Footer, Basic navigation
  • Fully flesh out issues from sketches
  • Milestones created for Midterm and final drafts and FULL due dates.

TBL Teaching Assessment

Unit 3 - Day 2

"You are your biggest supporter"

Assign yourself to issues (and complete them), it will affect your grade.

Consolidate Project Plan

Your team needs to be working toward one set of goals. Each of you should pull up your project proposal, pitch them to the group and choose either the best one, or the best parts of 2 or more.

Note:Things to look for:

  • Grammar
  • Correct Dates
  • No wild promises

Consolidate Style Tile

Your team needs to be working toward one set of goals. Each of you should pull up your project Style Tile, pitch them to the group and choose either the best one, or the best parts of 2 or more.

Note:Things to look for:

  • Color Contrast
  • Color Variety
  • Appropriate Imagery

Midterm project critique criteria

What did you come up with?

Rank Top 5

Write Top 3

If tied, write 4th then 5th

SASS

Let's learn Prepros

  1. Setup
  2. Input -> Output
  3. Excludes
  4. Images

Set up Screen Share

IP on the screen.

Create a SCSS folder in your project

We'll be using SASS exclusively now.

Nest this CSS Rule

nav ul .first {}
nav {
    ul {
        .first {}
    }
}

Nesting Attributes

font: {
    family: Arial;
    size: 20px;
    weight: bold;
}

Can be used on any hyphenated attributes.

Reference Parent Selector

  1. a { & {..code..} }★
  2. a { @parent {..code..} }
  3. a { @ref {..code..} }
  4. a {} @prev {..code..}
a {
    color:red; }
    &:hover {
        color: blue; }

How deep should you realistically nest CSS rules?

  1. .list {}
  2. .list .nav {}
  3. .list .nav li {}★
  4. .list .nav li a {}
  5. .list .nav li a span {}

SASS Variables

Which of these is a valid variable in SASS?

  1. $mq: min-width: 30em;
  2. $mq: 30em;★
  3. $mq: 1.5;★
  4. $mq: webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio;★

How would you bring in another stylesheet?

  1. @import variables;
  2. import variables;
  3. @import "variables";★
  4. @import "_variables.scss";★
  5. import: variables;

Files starting with an "_" are called "partials" they are not compiled themselves, but are referenced from within other sass files.

Structuring SASS Files

@charset "UTF-8";
@import "variables";
@import "mixins";
@import "layout/scaffolding";
@import "layout/iefixes";
@import "vendor/jqueryui";
@import "components/missing-person";
@import "components/overlay";
@import "layout/print";

Variables

Given the follow code snippet, how many variables should you create?

.main {
    width: 5em; height: 5em;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    color: red;
    content: "Hello World!";}
.secondary {
    width: 5em; padding: 5em;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    color: red;
    content: "Hello World!";}

Give an example of when a variable would come in handy.

Extends

Given the follow code snippet, create an extend.

.main {
    width: 5em; height: 5em;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    color: red;
    content: "Hello World!";}
.secondary {
    width: 5em; padding: 5em;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    color: green;
    content: "Hello Buddy!";}

Extends

Answer

.main {
    width: 5em; height: 5em;
    box-sizing: border-box;
    color: red;
    content: "Hello World!";}
.secondary {
    @extend .main;
    color: green;}

Extends

What is the expected CSS output of this extend?

.error {
    border: 1px;
    background-color: red; }

.error.intrusion {
    background: orange; }

.seriousError {
    @extend .error;
    border-width: 3px; }

Extends

Wrong Answer...

.error {
    border: 1px;
    background-color: red; }

.error.intrusion {
    background: orange; }

.seriousError {
    border: 1px;
    background-color: red;
    border-width: 3px; }

Extends

Answer

.error, .seriousError {
    border: 1px;
    background-color: red; }

.error.intrusion, .seriousError.intrusion {
    background: orange; }

.seriousError {
    border-width: 3px; }

@extend works by inserting the extending selector (e.g. .seriousError) anywhere in the stylesheet that the extended selector (.e.g .error) appears.

When would it be useful to use multiple extends?

Functions

What color is this P tag in CSS?

$type: monster;
p {
    @if $type == ocean {
        color: blue;
    } @else if $type == matador {
        color: red;
    } @else if $type == monster {
        color: green;
    } @else {
        color: black;
    }
}

GREEN

Functions

@for $i from 1 through 3 {
  .item-#{$i} { width: 2em * $i; }
}

Functions

.item-1 {
  width: 2em; }
.item-2 {
  width: 4em; }
.item-3 {
  width: 6em; }

@each

@while

Mixins

How do you reference a mixin?

@mixin large-text {
    font: {
        family: Arial;
        size: 20px;
        weight: bold;
    }
    color: #ff0000;
}

Mixins

.page-title {
  @include large-text;
  padding: 4px;
  margin-top: 10px;
}

Mixins + Arguments

How would you call this to make the color blue and width 1em?

@mixin cool-border($color, $width) {
  border: {
    color: $color;
    width: $width;
    style: dashed;
  }
}
p { @include cool-border(blue, 1em); }

What is a good example of a time to use a mixin?

Color Functions

Which of the following makes a color darker?

  1. darken();★
  2. darker();
  3. dark();
  4. makeDark();

Color Functions

Which of the following makes a color lighter?

  1. lighten();★
  2. lighter();
  3. light();
  4. makeLight();

Color Functions

How do you properly initialize a darken function?

  1. darken(#FFF, 20);★
  2. darken(20, #FFF);
  3. darken(#FFF, 20%);★
  4. darken(FFF, 20);

Color Functions

How do you properly initialize a complementary color function?

  1. complement(#bada55);★
  2. complement(#bada55, 20%);
  3. complement(#bada55, 20);★
  4. #bada55 * complement();

The absence of a media query is...

  1. in fact the first media query. ★
  2. someone showing a clear lack of education.
  3. an error that needs no fixing.
  4. a placebo effect.

- Bryan Rieger

Start with the small screen first, then expand until it looks like shit.
Time for a breakpoint!

- Stephen Hay

Media Queries

Which of the following is the correct Media Query Syntax?

  1. @media screen and (min-width: 40em) {}★
  2. @media not handheld, (max-width: 40em) {}★
  3. @media (min-device-pixel-ratio: 2.0) {}★
  4. @media print {}★
  5. @media screen and (orientation: portrait) {}★

Media Queries in the Wild

Write a MQ that triggers with the following

Screen width must be at least 40em

AND Device must be in Landscape mode

@media (min-width: 40em) and (orientation: landscape) {}

Be careful with orientation. Desktops are "landscape" so are all old (and possibly new) blackberry browsers...

Write a MQ that triggers with the following

Screen width must be no more than 40em

OR screen height must at least 50em

@media (max-width: 40em), (min-height: 50em) {}

Write a MQ that triggers with the following

Not handheld devices

@media not handheld {}

Sorry... not really possible, because...

Responsive Web Design

This is what you will do 70% of your work on, with, around, because of, in spite of, or because someone thought it didn't matter and you needed to prove them wrong.
So very, very wrong.

Create a Grid

mobile = 100%, after 50em, 1/3 width

HTML:

.grid{I'm a Grid!}*3

SCSS:

.grid {background-color: lightblue;
    padding: 1%;
    margin: 0;}

Not Easy, Right?

box-sizing: border-box;FTW!

That's why we're using Foundation 5's Grid

Learn it. Love it. Use it.

Navigation can be hard

Luckily Foundation solves a lot of our issues.

Foundation Off-Canvas

Form Fields

Which of the following is a best practice for laying out form fields?

  1. Label Left (large) Label Top (small) ★
  2. Label top (large) Label Left (small)
  3. Label Left (large) no Label (small)
  4. Label Inside (large) label top (small)

Dealing with Tabs

How would you handle this on mobile?

Dealing with lots of content

How would you handle this on mobile?

Next Time on...

INF 362!

  • Peer Evals
  • JavaScript
  • CSS3
  • Browser Compatbility
  • Progressive Enhancement
  • RWD Images
  • Mobile Device Remote Inspection

Article Readings

Book Readings

Read Chapter 5 of RWD book

Play with and Implement Foundation 5

  1. Learn how to use Foundation 5 quickly Video
  2. Overview of all features, just play around
  3. Understand how grids work
  4. Understand how buttons work
  5. Play with it on CodePen

Do you like Sublime Text?

Sublime Text 2 Super course (compatible with 3 for the most part)

Make ST look pretty

Parting Links

Where should our project be by next week?

  • All base content from the PDF on their respective pages
  • App flow should be established
  • Navigation structure in place
  • Utilizes F5 grid system
  • Typography should start being tuned
  • Only focused on Mobile styles for now
  • Color scheme fully added as SASS variables
  • Start looking for royalty free imagery (This may help start you off: Stock photos that don't suck
  • Should have GH-Pages updated after each pull into master
  • Start checking how it looks on your phones.

Unit 3 - Day 4

jQuery Frameworks

Activity Question

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