Building a Responsive Application with Bootstrap (Video 2)

The video tutorial covers setting up a project with a focus on form layout, downloading a custom version of Bootstrap, and using Font Awesome for icons. It explains best practices for folder and file structure, and provides guidance on creating an HTML boilerplate for responsive design. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of organizing CSS and JS files and includes tips for customizing Bootstrap and integrating Font Awesome.

What is the primary focus of the initial project setup?

• Setting up a database

• Designing a logo

• Implementing security features

• Creating a responsive layout

Why do we ignore the default Bootstrap download button initially?

• To explore other frameworks

• To download a custom version of Bootstrap

• To avoid unnecessary files

• To save time

What is a key advantage of using Font Awesome over Glyphicons?

• It is more colorful

• It has more icons and is scalable

• It is free to use

• It is easier to install

Which folder is essential to copy for using Font Awesome?

• CSS folder

• Fonts folder

• JS folder

• Images folder

What is the purpose of the meta viewport tag in the index.html file?

• To set the page title

• To define character encoding

• To include external scripts

• To make the website responsive

Where should JavaScript files be placed in the HTML structure for optimal performance?

• At the top of the page

• In the middle of the page

• In a separate file

• At the bottom of the page

What is the recommended order for including CSS files in the HTML head?

• Random order

• Alphabetical order

• Bootstrap first, then custom styles

• Custom styles first, then Bootstrap