Learning Responsive Web Design by Building Projects

Apart from coding lessons, the best way to learn concepts and the syntax of any language is by making a series of projects for good practice. Here is a list of projects that will help you develop, sustain as well as strengthen your skills in responsive web design. 

• A Cat Photograph App: This project will mainly allow you to practice your HTML basics.
• A Cafe Menu: Building this project will help you get good at your basic CSS. 
• Building a Marker Set: The idea behind this project is to make you comfortable with identifying and practically using colours with CSS. 
• Creating a Registration Form: This will help you get comfortable with working with forms in HTML.
• Survey Form: The aim of this project is the same as that of the previous project but this one is taking your HTML form skill to the next level.
• Creating a Rothko Painting: The aim of this project is to help you get a practical understanding of the CSS box model. 
• Creating a Photo Gallery: The idea behind this project is to help you learn CSS Flexbox. 
• Creating a Nutritional Label: This will help you work on your typography skills. 
• Creating a Quiz: This will help you learn how accessibility works. 
• Creating a Tribute Page: This will test all the skills you have worked on with the above projects. 
• Creating a Balance Sheet: This project will help you learn and get a practical understanding of the pseudo-selectors in CSS. 
• Creating a Picasso Painting: Working on making this project will help you get an understanding of Intermediate level CSS. 
• Creating a Piano: This project will help you in learning responsive web design. 
• Creating a Technical Documentation Page: This will help you use all the skills used in the above projects and test them. 
• Create a City Skyline: This will give you a good practice of variables in CSS. 
• Create a Magazine: This project will help you learn about grids in CSS. 
• Create a Landing Page: This project will help you use all the skills learned above in one place. 
• Build a Penguin: This project will be very useful to you in developing an understanding of transforms in CSS. 
• Creating a Ferris Wheel: This project will be quite a help to you in growing an understanding of the animations in CSS.
• The last project you can work on can be building your own personal portfolio in the form of a webpage that can contain all the projects that you have worked on till now.