Web layout using notepad

Welcome to today's video everyone. In today's video, we show how to design a simple responsive web layout using our computer's basic text editor Notepad. Watch the video tutorial below before collecting the code for this snippet. If you watch the video then you can understand the step-by-step process of this project. Although the responsive part is not shown in the video I have added this part to the source code for your convenience. Our YouTube channel has many more videos like this. If the videos are useful for you then you can subscribe to our channel.




Hope you have watched the video and understood how to design a simple web layout with a notepad. In this web layout, we have a navigation menu, a banner, a content section, and a footer. There is a logo on the left and some navigation items on the right in the navigation menu. The Banner Section has headlines, sub-headlines, supporting background images, and a call-to-action button. There are two images side by side in the content section. Below the images, there are some supporting texts. We have added copyright text to the footer section below all. We've used CSS media queries to make the snippet responsive so it looks good on smaller devices. You will not be able to see the responsive part in the video. For your convenience, I have added that part.

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Create a Webpage using notepad [ Source Code ]:


Create an HTML file and paste the code in there. We are not using any external CSS file here but if you want you can create one.  in case of any inconvenience, please download the source code from the download button below.


ADD HTML:




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