Build and Deploy Ecommerce Website With HTML CSS JavaScript | Full Responsive Ecommerce Course FREE

LEARN HOW TO BUILD AND DEPLOY FULL RESPONSIVE ECOMMERCE WEBSITE USING HTML CSS & JAVASCRIPT. This is a free HTML CSS Course. And in this course we will learn how to build and deploy a full multipage ecommerce website completely from scratch step by step. Will Create from responsive navbar using html CSS JavaScript to responsive footer in one video.

Why This Course?
- Responsive Ecommerce Website Tutorial Using HTML CSS & JavaScript.
- Completely For Beginners.
- Multipage Ecommerce Website Project.
- Best Beginner Friendly Free Course On YouTube.
- Learn How to build amazing professional and responsive websites.
- Learn the fundamentals of web design.
- Modern CSS, including flexbox and CSS Grid for layout.
- Modern CSS techniques to create stunning designs and effects.
- How to use common components and layout patterns for professional website design and development.
- Advanced responsive design using media queries.
- And Many More.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Course Intro
0:58 Final Project Preview
7:40 Final Responsive Website Preview
10:20 What You Will Achieve
10:54 Create Folder Directory/Project Setup
11:19 HTML CSS JavaScript File Overview
13:35 Header & Nav Menu
27:28 Hero Section
34:10 Sticky Navbar In CSS
35:45 Features Section
46:16 Featured Product Section
1:01:41 Big Shoutout To My Supporters
1:02:18 Call To Action Banner
1:10:33 New Arrival Products
1:12:32 Call To Action Banners
1:23:06 Text Banners
1:28:23 Newsletter Section
1:37:07 Footer Section
1:51:36 Responsive Breakpoint 1
1:52:50 Responsive Sidebar Menu
2:14:16 Responsive Breakpoint 2
2:22:29 Final Project

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Timestamps:
0:00 Course Intro
0:58 Final Project Preview
7:40 Final Responsive Website Preview
10:20 What You Will Achieve
10:54 Create Folder Directory/Project Setup
11:19 HTML CSS JavaScript File Overview
13:35 Header & Nav Menu
27:28 Hero Section
34:10 Sticky Navbar In CSS
35:45 Features Section
46:16 Featured Product Section
1:01:41 Big Shoutout To My Supporters
1:02:18 Call To Action Banner
1:10:33 New Arrival Products
1:12:32 Call To Action Banners
1:23:06 Text Banners
1:28:23 Newsletter Section
1:37:07 Footer Section
1:51:36 Responsive Breakpoint 1
1:52:50 Responsive Sidebar Menu
2:14:16 Responsive Breakpoint 2
2:22:29 Final Project

[uvcs]

Thank You for making this 6 videos. You taught me HTML, CSS and JS in just 5hr, other than those long lecture videos. I'm not financially independent, otherwise I really; heartily want to pay you. You taught me a lot Sir. Thank You.

[ahmadmahadi]

Many of YouTuber who are a programmer, they are not in doubt a master of what they do but I'm telling you that being a programmer is one thing and teaching others is another thing. It requires something else to be able to teach or to be a teacher. That's why there is Bachelor of Education.

Remember, when you teach others, you are nor teaching yourself, your goal is to teach others so when you teach, put yourself in a position of your students who completely have no ideas.

I have subscribed to your channel by the way

[hanzalamansoor]

I have watched a lot of HTML, CSS and JavaScript tutorials on YouTube but this one is the best one so far and can easily comprehend the code you are writing with spaces in between and closing each section cleanly. Keep up the good work, you are a blessing for us newbie front-end developers and programming enthusiasts .

[rushipatel]

One of the best teacher for front end development. Doing a great job sir. May god bless you .

[sajjadlatafaty]

Brother, your teaching style is really wonderful, you explain very fluently and calmly, and I learned a lot of codes again..Continue again thanks

[segunharuna]

This is without a doubt my best HTML/CSS/JS tutorial 👏👏👏👏👏

[JohnSmith-bsym]

This is absolutely incredible, sir!! I've learned more coding along with you than 4 whole months of bootcamp! I only learned the fundamentals there, and you brought everything together. Well done! I'd be very interested in seeing you do the same thing with a different kind of product and very different layouts. It'd be great practice :)

[nikolov]

QUESTION 1 (20:30):
if we have ul navbar items and apply the following css code to them
display: flex
will that transform them from a column to a row? if yes why?
short and precise explanation please, not overcomplicated

ANSWER 1:
Yes, applying display: flex; to a list of navbar items (<ul> with list items <li>) will change the layout from a column (vertical stack) to a row (horizontal alignment).
This is because display: flex; applies a flex container to the <ul>, making its children (the <li> elements) flex items.
The default value for the flex-direction property, when not specified, is row, which arranges the flex items in a horizontal row.
Therefore, the navbar items will be displayed side by side in a row.

[alitopedits]

Thanks a lot, i just made a dashboard with another tutorial you uploaded and am getting closer to employment.🤑🥰

[AlexIlyaGuennad]

We can consider that's the best tutorial I have ever found... Just amazing, pedagogic and so glad when it goes easy.. You make it posible! Thank you!!

[mrjaravazaYT]

This so beautiful oh my goodness I'm making an ecommerce website for a hardware shop and I'm 100% sure I'm modelling its design and functionality upon yours, brother this is beyond elegant. Great Work!!!.

[purespresso]

Dude is an absolute legend. You are so good at explaining, thank you so much for teaching me the basics of web development this was actually really useful.

[codewithharris]

Thank you bro. The only way to learn in Africa is by the help of heroes like you. I wish I can support you with money but I don't have much so I will continue to like, comment and share your videos to support you bro.

[saibher_com]

your style is wonderfull, just one sugest, try to use html correct tags, for example, Use <header> tag instead div id ="header" or nav instead div>ul.navbar

[scottonanski]

Unfortunately, the entire layout breaks @ 3840px... But, this is fixable with containers.... So, I'm going to continue with the build because I'm really here for the shopping cart feature. I'm very thankful for the tutorial. Good job. I look forward to checking out the rest of your content.

[bhavanarathore]

Man You are amazing. Beautifully explained. Very clear voice. Maza aagya sahi mein. 😁😁

[N.movieTV-nixf]

I think you are the best coder in the world because I am learning coding from 2020 to till. but your coding is so easy that I can understand smoothly.

[hatimus]

Hi again. Have you considered adding PHP and MySQL to this course?
Your teaching style is fantastic and I really like it. Keep the good work going.

[QasrHatemKarim]

So far its the first time someone is explaining things in a such simple way...so excited to jump into part 2 and so on...thx Sir