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Modularize the design - WordPress Tutorial
From the course: Learning Responsive Web Design in the Browser
Modularize the design
- [Voiceover] There's one more step I like to take before diving into the actual design in the browser. Modularizing the design. What I mean by this is identifying individual modules, or main areas, within my layouts and making sure they're treated as individual units. There are many other names and approaches for this process. The most talked about right now is Brad Frost's Atomic Design which breaks apart all the elements of a view into atoms, molecules, organisms, templates and pages. In modularizing your design, you're basically grouping together atoms and molecules to identify organisms. To give you a practical example, if you look at my website at MOR10.COM, you can quickly identify some modules. At the top, we have the header module which has three sub-modules. The site icon in the top left-hand corner, the title and description module, and the menu. In the main index area, we have a post module repeated over and over for each post. And within that module, we have the featured…
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Use the browser as a design canvas1m 53s
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Establish a design language for your site1m 23s
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Draft layouts with pen and paper1m 48s
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Map out containers by drawing boxes54s
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Modularize the design1m 30s
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✓ Challenge: Create a container map and modularize the design1m 43s
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✓ Solution: Create a container map and modularize the design4m 29s
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