Liquid and responsive design need tutorial suggestions

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Hello everybody,
I m making a simple text based fighting game in ASP.NET but when I change resolution OR reduce the window size some CSS borders look crappy .I read that I have to do liquid or responsive design .I prefer for current project liquid design.Any tutorials you know to help me for those designs?

Thank you in advance

Posted 23-Nov-15 0:27am

George Tourtsinakis

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nocturns2 · Answer 1 · 2015-11-23T11:21:00

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This might not be a solution, but I noticed that when I create a new web project in Visual Studio 2013, it uses bootstrap for the ui.
This means that it is responsive.

You might want to hold out for something on the liquid front.

Until then, you can study the bootstrap css to figure out how it works and apply their concepts or you can just the bootstrap css and tweek it.

Here is a link to lynda.com on Bootstrap Tutorials:
http://www.lynda.com/Bootstrap-training-tutorials/1421-0.html?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=l1-US-Search-Dev-Bootstrap&cid=l1-us:en:ps:lp:prosc:s50:1421:all:bing:xct-bootstrap_tutorial&utm_content={creative}&utm_term=%5BBootstrap%20Tutorial%5D

Posted 23-Nov-15 11:21am

nocturns2

Updated 23-Nov-15 11:22am

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George Tourtsinakis 24-Nov-15 5:57am

I m already doing lessons to learnvisualstudio.net and bootstrap is my next chapter so I might wait a little.Lynda looks intresting do you know price?Though I prefer writting from scratch ( I use visual studio for c# and the final project not html/css).Thank you.

nocturns2 24-Nov-15 16:15pm

Here is a link to lynda.com package pricing: http://www.lynda.com/plans?nmab=content#see_all But, you can get free training at the Microsoft Virtual Academy by creating a free developer account. This is a link to one of their bootstrap courses: https://mva.microsoft.com/en-us/training-courses/building-responsive-ui-with-bootstrap-8378?l=kTd5fHIz_7104984382

George Tourtsinakis 27-Nov-15 4:34am

After 8-10 hours per day training in the project I understood how liquid design works.I will only need to learn responsive design and I will follow what you said nocturns2.Thank you.