In this final lesson, you will use Flexbox to build a real website layout.
You will combine everything you learned in this chapter to create headers, sidebars, and content areas using modern layout techniques.
These are the same patterns used in dashboards, portfolios, and company websites.
This layout uses:
- Flexbox in the header to align logo and menu
- A flex container for the main layout
- A fixed-width sidebar and flexible content area
This structure is common in admin panels and blogs.
Here you are using:
- Flex-wrap to move cards to new lines
- Flex-basis to control card width
- Flex-grow to fill available space
This is how responsive card grids are built.
This footer uses Flexbox to center content both horizontally and vertically.
With Flexbox, centering becomes simple and consistent across devices.
What you learned in this chapter
- How Flexbox simplifies layout building
- How to align and space elements easily
- How to create responsive designs
- How to build real UI components
Practice task
Build a simple webpage with:
- A flex header with logo and menu
- A main section with sidebar and content
- A card section using flex-wrap
- A centered footer
Chapter complete
You now understand how to use Flexbox to create professional layouts.