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I went for an interview for a junior web development position and they will hire me if I can create something similar to an online flyer. The employer used this site as an example: http://coopwinespiritsbeer.com/flyers (make sure to click on one of the flyers as an example and use T2L as the zip code). I'm not really sure where to start. Is this something I can make with bootstrap? Is this a type of carousel, slider or container? If so how do I make it interactive where I can upload a number of graphics in the carousel that are links with zoom in and out functionality? Can someone please point me in the right direction? I'm new in the web development field and really want to learn!

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Trying to figure out if I can make this with bootstrap. Is this a type of carousel or slider?
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Updated 27-Apr-16 13:54pm
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The link you provided requires a zip code that has flyers available, so I couldn't even see the layout.

Why not look at the HTML, CSS and JS code behind the page and see how they have done it?
You will get an idea about the technology they have used, so you can get started.
Even a junior web developer should know how to do that.
 
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Jessica-G 27-Apr-16 19:55pm    
use t2l as the zip code and then you can see the flyer
George Jonsson 27-Apr-16 20:05pm    
Sorry, missed that bit of information.
Still, look at the code behind and you will get an idea of how to get started.
You could use bootstrap to achieve a similar layout, especially if you want to use the mobile-first approach.
Jessica-G 27-Apr-16 20:28pm    
Do you know more details about what to use in bootstrap?
George Jonsson 27-Apr-16 20:34pm    
Bootstrap 3 Tutorial[^]
Here you have the tools.
First make your layout design on paper or something, then figure out what tools or techniques that can be used.

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