Unit 03

Layout and Response

By the end of this unit you have built and published a real page of your own — a Hot Take, one screen, one opinion — that holds together on a phone and on a laptop, and you can say why every part of it is where it is.

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What's in this unit · 19 min read

  1. The Hot Take
  2. Your toolkit for this project
  3. The box and the flow
  4. Container, row, column
  5. When the screen changes
  6. Components, and the one thing you want them to do
  7. Next: Top 6

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