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Create Websites and Hybrid APPs with Google Material Design

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  • Feb 18, 2025
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Create Websites and Hybrid APPs with Google Material Design, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 3.45, with 55 lectures, based on 23 reviews, and has 198 subscribers.

You will learn about Design Websites using Material Design Lite Design Cordova APPs using Material Design Lite This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who is a Web Developer or Anyone who is a Hybrid App Developer It is particularly useful for Anyone who is a Web Developer or Anyone who is a Hybrid App Developer.

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Summary

Title: Create Websites and Hybrid APPs with Google Material Design

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Design Websites using Material Design Lite
  • Design Cordova APPs using Material Design Lite
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who is a Web Developer
  • Anyone who is a Hybrid App Developer
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone who is a Web Developer
  • Anyone who is a Hybrid App Developer
  • Material Design is a design language introduced by Google to unify user experience across all their products on any platform. Material Design is one of those many other types of designing languages like Flat Design, Metro Design, Realism Design etc. Material Design does differ to other types in terms of colors, typography, shapes, patterns and layout. But Material Design adds something very new to design language i.e, Motion and Stacking.

    Google encourages developers to use Material Design to design their websites and apps because it let’s you create a visual language that synthesizes classic principles of good design with the innovation.

    In this course you will learn to design websites and hybrid apps using Material Design from scratch. We will create a portfolio site with multiple pages. Then we will learn designing hybrid apps using Material design by deploying the same site on Cordova container. Let’s get started.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: What is Material Design?

    Lecture 3: Difference Between Flat Design & Material Design

    Lecture 4: What Is Material Design Lite?

    Chapter 2: Project

    Lecture 1: Setting Up A Project

    Lecture 2: Using Material Design Lite

    Chapter 3: Layout

    Lecture 1: Adding a Header

    Lecture 2: Adding Content

    Lecture 3: Adding a Footer

    Chapter 4: Header

    Lecture 1: Adding A Title & Rows in A Header

    Lecture 2: Adding A Menu Button

    Lecture 3: Adding A Menu List

    Lecture 4: Adding A Tab Bar In A Header

    Lecture 5: Adding A Tab Bar Panels

    Lecture 6: Adding A Badge To A Tab Item

    Lecture 7: Waterfall Header

    Chapter 5: Drawer

    Lecture 1: Adding A Drawer Icon

    Lecture 2: Adding a Drawer

    Lecture 3: Adding Navigation Links

    Lecture 4: Adding Logic To Navigation Links

    Chapter 6: Footer

    Lecture 1: Difference Between Mega Footer & Mini Footer

    Lecture 2: Adding A Mini Footer Sections

    Lecture 3: Adding Copyright & Links

    Lecture 4: Adding A Social Button

    Chapter 7: About Me Page

    Lecture 1: Adding a Grid

    Lecture 2: Adding a Card

    Lecture 3: Adding a Card Title

    Lecture 4: Adding a Card Image

    Lecture 5: Adding a Card Text

    Chapter 8: Work Page

    Lecture 1: Adding A Grid

    Lecture 2: Adding Cards

    Lecture 3: Adding Cards Titles

    Lecture 4: Adding Cards Images

    Lecture 5: Adding Cards Texts

    Lecture 6: Adding Cards Actions

    Chapter 9: Skills Page

    Lecture 1: Adding A Grid

    Lecture 2: Adding A Data Table

    Chapter 10: Contact Page

    Lecture 1: Adding A Grid

    Lecture 2: Adding A Name Field

    Lecture 3: Adding An Email Field

    Lecture 4: Adding A Subject Field

    Lecture 5: Adding A Message Field

    Lecture 6: Adding A Send Button

    Lecture 7: Adding A Tooltip

    Lecture 8: Adding A Progress Bar

    Chapter 11: Survey Page

    Lecture 1: Adding A Grid

    Lecture 2: Adding A Range Input

    Lecture 3: Adding A Radio Buttons

    Lecture 4: Adding A Checkboxes

    Lecture 5: Adding A Raised Button

    Lecture 6: Adding A Spinner Bar

    Chapter 12: End

    Lecture 1: Final Result

    Lecture 2: Adding A Switch Theme Button

    Chapter 13: Designing Hybrid APPs

    Lecture 1: Creating A Cordova Application

    Lecture 2: Source Code

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