Development [udemy.com] Responsive Web Design: HTML5 + CSS3 for Entrepreneurs 2018

tttx · 13 Авг 2020

What you'll learn

Write HTML Code
Write CSS Code
Understand the CSS Box Model
Combine CSS and HTML to build websites

Requirements

A Windows or Mac computer

Description

Learn the basic concepts, tools, and functions that you will need to build beautiful and modern websites using HTML5 & CSS3.

Build a strong foundation in HTML and CSS with this tutorial for beginners.

Code in HTML
Code in CSS
Understand the CSS Box Model
Combine CSS and HTML to create a beautiful modern website

A Powerful Skill at Your Fingertips
Learning the fundamentals of HTML5 & CSS3 puts a powerful and very useful tool at your fingertips. HTML & CSS are free, easy to learn, has excellent documentation, and is the base for all things on the web. .

When I am asked: Where should I start if I want to learn programming? My response is always HTML and CSS. Have you ever wanted to dive further into Wordpress themes? Have you ever wanted to create a beautiful HTML email? Or maybe you just want to be able to design websites. This course is the place to start.

Content and Overview

Suitable for beginning programmers, through this course of 56 lectures and 6 hours of content, you’ll start by downloading a text editor and coding in HTML. Random lectures have specific "challenges" sprinkled in.

After creating some basic web pages and learning about HTML syntax we will go over the differences and changes in HTML 5.(Todays standard)

With the basics of HTML established, we will begin to dive into the world of cascading style sheets.(CSS) We can supercharge our learning by tackling both at the same time.

Finally, we take the course into "project mode." We will go step by step, line by line, and code our own modern and beautiful website using CSS3 and HTML5.

This course was created to establish a foundation in programming by learning HTML5 and CSS3. These are the building blocks of all websites.

This course is targeted towards teaching every day people to code, not just computer science majors.

Who this course is for