Welcome back.
So now what I'm going to do is that I'm going to work on the user interface.
So the first thing that you need to do is that you need to type exclamation mark and then hit enter.
And this is going to add the basic skeleton of the email.
The second step is that we need to get the bootstrap in order to help us with the design.
So, you know, you need to head on over to get bootstrap dot com and then you need to click on Get
Started.
And once you click on Get Started, there is a link to your link for the CD and version of Bootstrap.
You need to copy it and then you need to paste it in the head of the of the email here.
Just above the closing of the hand based that link.
The third step is that we need to copy the JavaScript part of Bootstrap, which is this which is this
link.
You need to click on it to make sure that you are under JS and the JavaScript and make sure that you
are under the bundle and then click Click on your copy of this link and then you need to hit it over
back to the project and then you need to basically just above the closing tag of the body.
Here you need to base it specifically just above the closing of the body and then you need to click
on file and then save all.
So now we have Woodstock, let's add a navigation bar, a given by bootstraps.
I'm going to go back to bootstrap and then I'm going to click on components.
And then in the components, there is the navigation bar.
I'm going to click on Navarre and then I'm going to get an application bar from here.
There are so many navigation bars.
The navigation bar that I'm going to use is this one.
I'm going to copy this one and then I'm going to base it in my website here below the body.
I'm going to paste it, and then I'm going to remove here the disabled.
I'm going to remove this and I'm going to remove the pricing.
So we have only two leaks.
I'm going to I'm going to keep only two links and then I'm going to click on file and then save all.
And now we are going to go.
Now we have a navigation bar and we have a bootstrap added to our project.