Mockups Lab

We'd like you to code up the mockups using Twitter Bootstrap.

Getting Started

  1. For each mockup, create a new HTML page and include Twitter Bootstrap in your head tag (use the snippet we created to make this process even faster!)
  2. Since you are not running your code on a server, make sure that you include http:// in all of your bootstrap links
  3. Be sure to check your networks tab to ensure that Bootstrap is included and working
  4. Now you're ready to start coding!
  5. Try to use as little external CSS as possible, you should be able to do almost everything using Bootstrap classes. Challenge yourself to write as little CSS as possible.
  6. Use http://lorempixel.com if you need a placeholder for images
  7. When you are finished or even if you do not get done in time, make sure to push your code to github

If you get stuck....

  1. Review the notes from today's lecture
  2. Check out the documentation for Bootstrap or google for answers

##Mockups

###Mockup 1 Mockup 1

###Mockup 2 Mockup 2

###Mockup 3 Mockup 3

Bonus

  • Now that you've used Bootstrap, add an external stylesheet and make your site look as un-Bootstrappy as possible. While Bootstrap is a great framework for scaffolding ideas quickly, nobody likes a plain-ol-Bootstrap site