This will be a planning guide for how we will integrate the design into our application.

Download the HTML and CSS files for building the application

In this guide we'll walk through the first step of implementing the HTML files into the application.

In this guide we'll walk through how to integrate the Twitter Bootstrap, commonly referred to as Bootstrap, design framework into a Ruby on Rails application.

Walk through how to implement a custom design for the Devise gem's default registration page.

Learn how to implement a custom HTML design for the Devise sign in page and override the default user interface.

In this guide we're going to implement the design for the Post page and wire it up to the current implementation code that we already have in place.

While our application is working, it looks like our form changes for the user registration page broke one of our tests, in this lesson we'll walk through how to fix this.

In this lesson we're going to implement the styles for the Topic page.

In this guide we will fix the broken image and icon calls in the view and work through various Rails asset pipeline issues.

In this guide we will walk through implementing redirects in a Ruby on Rails application through the controller.

Walk through a step by step process for including custom fonts inside a Ruby on Rails application.

In this guide we will walk through an initial implementation of the homepage design.

In this guide we will implement a design for the Topic index page that will render all of the topics and allow them to be clickable so users can navigate to see each topic's posts.

In this guide we will walk through how to integrate the Kaminari gem to add pagination to our Rails application.

In this guide we will clean up a few items in the view templates that will help polish up the look and feel of the application.

For this lesson we will create a pull request and merge all of the UI work performed on this git branch using the GitHub website.