Web Development 2
This module focused on advanced responsive web development techniques, requiring the recreation of complex layouts and the design of a fully responsive multi-device web application. The objective was to demonstrate accurate visual implementation, semantic HTML structure, and efficient CSS using media queries, grid, and flexbox. Emphasis was placed on responsiveness, accessibility, code readability, and professional front-end standards.
Web Development 2 – Responsive Application Design
Executive Summary
This project includes two core components: responsive layout replication tasks and the development of a multi-device web application. The work demonstrates structured HTML, modern CSS layout techniques, and device-responsive design across mobile, tablet, and desktop environments. Solutions were tested using browser developer tools to ensure accuracy, usability, and clean, maintainable code.
Key Highlights
Responsive Basics
Media queries, adaptive layouts, and precise screenshot replication.
CSS Grid & Flexbox
Modern layout systems for structured, scalable page design.
Multi-Device Application
Fully responsive single-page web application designed for mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Code Quality & Structure
Semantic HTML, efficient CSS selectors, clean formatting, and well-commented code aligned with professional standards.
Documentation
Clone Tasks Report
Responsive Basics and CSS Grid/Flexbox implementation documentation including layout analysis and technical commentary.
View Clone Tasks Report →Multi-Device Application Report
Design mock-ups, responsive strategy, layout decisions, and usability evaluation for the multi-device application.
View Application Report →Technical Implementation (GitHub)
Clone Tasks Repository
Source code and documentation for responsive basics and layout implementation.
View Clone Tasks Repository →Multi-Device Application
Source code and project assets for the responsive multi-device web application.
View Multi-Device Application Repo →Technical Breakdown
- Responsive layout design using media queries
- CSS Grid and Flexbox for structured page architecture
- Semantic HTML for accessibility and maintainability
- Device-agnostic design supporting mobile, tablet, and desktop
- Code efficiency and adherence to modern web standards