How To Make Website Using HTML & CSS | Full Responsive Multi Page Website Design Step by Step

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Summary

This tutorial guides you through building a complete, responsive, multi-page website using HTML and CSS. Learn to create a professional layout with a navigation bar, various content sections, and a responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes. The video covers creating individual pages like Home, About, Course, Blog, and Contact, and even demonstrates how to upload the website to an online server.

Highlights

Introduction to the Website Design and Features
00:00:00

The video introduces a complete responsive website design using HTML and CSS. It highlights features like a navigation bar with hover effects, a hero section with text and a button, and various content sections like 'Courses We Offer', 'Our College Campus', 'Our Facilities', and a testimonial section. The design also includes a call to action and a detailed footer. The presenter shows the responsiveness for smaller screens with a toggle menu.

Setting Up Project Files and Basic HTML/CSS Structure
00:04:50

The tutorial begins with setting up the project folder, including an 'images' folder for all website assets. It creates 'index.html' and 'style.css' files. The basic HTML structure is added, including meta tags for responsiveness and linking the CSS file. Initial CSS is added to reset browser margins and paddings.

Building the Header Section: Navigation Bar and Hero Content
00:06:40

The header section is created with a background image and a linear gradient color overlay. The navigation bar includes a logo and menu links. CSS is applied to style the navigation, arrange elements using flexbox, and add a subtle hover effect to the menu items. Google Fonts are integrated for improved typography.

Styling the Hero Section Text and Button
00:16:25

The main content (hero section) for the header, including a large title and a description, is added. CSS is used to center this text, set its color to white, and adjust font sizes for readability. A custom button ('hero btn') is styled with borders, padding, and a smooth hover effect.

Making the Header Responsive and Implementing a Toggle Menu
00:21:35

Media queries are introduced to make the header responsive for smaller screens. The font size of the hero title is reduced. A toggle menu functionality is implemented for the navigation links using Font Awesome icons for the menu and close buttons. JavaScript is used to handle the 'show menu' and 'hide menu' functionality, allowing the menu to slide in and out smoothly from the right.

Creating the 'Courses We Offer' Section
00:32:13

A new section called 'Courses We Offer' is created. It includes a title and a short description. CSS is applied to center the text, add padding, and style the font. Three course columns are added within a 'row' div, each with an H3 title and a paragraph. Flexbox is used to arrange these columns, and a hover effect with a box shadow is added to each column.

Designing the 'Our Global Campus' Section with Images and Overlays
00:40:02

The 'Our Global Campus' section is built with a title and description. Three campus columns are added, each containing an image and an overlay 'layer' div with a campus location title. CSS styles the images, creates the semi-transparent overlay, and animates the title to appear from the bottom on hover.

Developing the 'Our Facilities' Section
00:49:01

The 'Our Facilities' section is created with a title and description. Three facility columns are added, each with an image, an H3 title, and descriptive text. CSS styles the images to fit within the columns and arranges the text effectively. The section is designed to be responsive without requiring additional media queries.

Building the Testimonial Section with User Reviews
00:54:10

A testimonial section is added, featuring a title and description. Two testimonial columns ('testimonial call') are created, each containing a user's image, a paragraph for their review, and an H3 for their name. Font Awesome star icons are used to represent ratings. CSS styles the user images into circles, arranges the text and icons, and makes the section responsive.

Creating the 'Call To Action' Section
01:01:34

A 'Call To Action' section (CTA) is implemented with an engaging title and a 'Contact Us' button. A background image with a linear gradient is applied to this section. CSS styles the title and reuses the 'hero btn' class for the button, ensuring consistent styling and hover effects. Media queries are used to adjust the title's font size on smaller screens.

Designing the Footer Section
01:06:23

The final section is the footer. It includes an 'About Us' title, a short description, social media icons (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn) from Font Awesome, and a copyright message acknowledging "Made with ❤️ by Easy Tutorials". CSS styles the footer text, centers elements, and applies colors to the social media icons.

Conclusion and Next Steps for Multi-Page Website
01:11:00

The video concludes by showcasing the complete, responsive home page. The presenter mentions that the next video will cover building the other pages of the website, including About, Course, Blog, and Contact pages, and how to upload the website to an online server.

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