User Interface, User Experience
- means design the site to be intuitive and user friendly
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sections
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intended for keeping the different areas separated
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margin
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is the space outside the element, keeping it away from other elements
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float column
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left or right
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class selectors
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- apply to all elements that are given the specified class
- html elements can be given a class as an attribute
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position
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determines how (but now where) the element is positioned in the page or its parent
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ID selectors
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apply to the element with that ID
- must be unique and not given to multiple elements
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wrapper
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- one big giant div
- aka container
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css
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- Cascading Style Sheets
- only used to style websites
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back-end
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deals with the server system and functionalities
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table-cell
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placed side by side and resizes to fit in a row
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TRBL
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Top, right, bottom, and left
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position column
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absolute
- not usually the best option
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inline-block display
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can be placed in a row
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inline
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in html element attributes
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sticky location
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position changes between relative and fixed scrolling
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absolute position
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location is directly on TRBL values within its parent
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Relative position
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similar to static but can be shifted with TRBL values
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front-end
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deals with he design
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external
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in its own file
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internal
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in html head section
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display column
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affects how elements are shown sequentially
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rule-set
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is a group of styles for a certain selector or selectors
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animation in CSS
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animation that is independent of user input
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full-stack
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is the combination of front and back end development
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fixed location
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location is locked in place
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tag selectors
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apply to all elements of the specified HTML tag
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parent-child relationship
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- parent is the container/outer element and the child is the inner element
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pseudo-classes
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advanced css selectors that apply to certain states or actions on elements
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selectors
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- ways of determining which elements are given the styles of the rule-sets
- indicating which elements we want to apply a style to and then using any combination of rules to create the overall style
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padding
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is the space just inside the element, keeping its contents away from the edge