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HTML How to Make a Website Responsive Web Design and Testing Adding Breakpoints for Devices

Posted by Charlie Person
Charlie Person
8,692 Points

Is there anywhere I can view/download Nick's fully completed code to compare and contrast it with my own?

Looking to download Nick's fully completed code!

3 Answers

Gerard Weppler
Gerard Weppler
4,357 Points
Gerard Weppler
Gerard Weppler
4,357 Points

yes, in the project files that you download, they have both the start and finish html/css. So just use the finished files.

Charlie Person
Charlie Person
8,692 Points

I'm sorry man. I feel like an idiot. But aren't there different project files for every separate video? And what format is the completed code documents in? (textedit, pdf, etc.) OK OK- my bad. Are you saying you just go to his actual website and then inspect the elements?

Logan R
Logan R
22,989 Points
Logan R
Logan R
22,989 Points

It can vary. Some teachers change the project files from video to video, and some upload that module's finished project files all at once, but yeah, there should be a finished directory too.

Gerard Weppler
Gerard Weppler
4,357 Points
Gerard Weppler
Gerard Weppler
4,357 Points

Every new video you go to, you will see a tab below the video that says "project files". download the project files and you will see two folders.

  1. start
  2. finish

The finished files are where you can compare your note to Nick's finished notes.

As for your question, what format are they in? well you will open them up in your text editor or workspaces. Depends on what you are using.

I use Atom. When I first started with Nick I used workspaces but depending on your learning path it will be best if you use one that programmers use daily.

I am taking front-end web development classes.

Best of luck and don't feel like an idiot to ask questions. You may just have left a tag open of forgot to use : in a property so it is easy to make an error and that is what this forum is all about.

All the best!

Jeremy Dortch
Jeremy Dortch
3,799 Points
Jeremy Dortch
Jeremy Dortch
3,799 Points

Once you download the project files, if you're using a mac you can open the html files in your finder by holding down control and clicking on the html file. go to "open with" and select your favorite text editor. this will display all of his code for you to check against. hope this helps!