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Website Creation with Webflow: Build a Site without Code

Tablet Viewport

A course by Jan Losert , Visual Designer

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Audio: English

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About the video: Tablet Viewport

Overview

“We'll prepare the site for smaller viewports in this lesson, starting with the tablet view. I will also share some tips to make your life easier by using more strict rules for the width of our container and wrap class. ”

In this video lesson Jan Losert addresses the topic: Tablet Viewport, which is part of the Domestika online course: Website Creation with Webflow: Build a Site without Code. Learn the basics of no-code development and build a fully-functioning website from scratch using Webflow.

Partial transcription of the video

“ Tablet Viewport Now that we have the desktop view, we want to make sure that our website is appearing nicely on all of the devices. Now let's start making our site responsive and we will start with a tablet view. Let's take a look. To see how our site is being displayed on different viewports, we will click here to change the tablet. We can click here to change to Mobile landscape and we can change to Mobile portrait, and we are already seeing that something weird is happening and we have a lot of stuff to fix. But don't worry, once we change something on tablet, it will again get passed ...”

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Course summary for: Website Creation with Webflow: Build a Site without Code

Level: Beginner
94% positive reviews (143)
6662 students
5 units
23 lessons (5h 17m)
4 downloads

Category
Web & App Design
Areas
Digital Product Design, No-Code Development, UX / UI, Web Development

Jan Losert

A course by Jan Losert

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Visual Designer

Jan Losert is a self-taught visual designer and Webflow expert based in Prague, Czech Republic. He started creating forums for his classmates at just 15 years old before moving on to digital wallpaper design and eventually discovering a passion for web development which, after sharing his work online, he turned into a career.

Since then, Jan has worked with over 30 startups and large companies including Petal and Tiny Capital, building functional websites with a focus on consistent visual languages. He creates resources like UI kits and Webflow tutorials for designers, and has given talks on product design, selling design systems, and more. He also shares his resources and expertise with over 18K followers on Instagram.