HTML and CSS are like peanut butter and jelly for web designers and developers. Get started with the basics today.
What you'll learn
To program in HTML
To program in CSS
To understand how HTML and CSS work together
Requirements
A computer
Description
HTML and CSS are like peanut butter and jelly for web designers and developers -- they go well together. Instead of learning just HTML, or just CSS, it's extremely beneficial to learn how each works together to form the basis of great, responsive websites. About This Course This course is focused on beginners, and will take you all the way from 'what does that even stand for' to creating real life projects using HTML and CSS -- and understanding why and how you just did it. HTML5 HTML5 will become the new HTML standard version in the coming years, and this course was created with that in mind. Any time an HTML5 specific markup should be used, you will be taught the HTML5 version so you'll be up to date from day one. Projects and Source Codes You will learn the basics, then create real projects that use the skills you just learned so you can understand how HTML and CSS work in the real world. You will also get access to all lesson source codes so you can deconstruct each lesson -- another valuable learning and time saving tool.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to the Course
Lecture 1 What Is HTML?
Lecture 2 What is HTML5?
Lecture 3 Getting the Browser
Lecture 4 Getting the Editor
Lecture 5 Setting Up the Editor
Section 2: The Basics of HTML
Lecture 6 Structure - Hello World
Lecture 7 The DOM
Lecture 8 Customizing the Editor
Lecture 9 Self Closing Tags - Environment
Lecture 10 Validation
Lecture 11 Comments
Section 3: Block Level Elements
Lecture 12 Block Level Elements
Section 4: Line Break and Spacing
Lecture 13 Line Break and Spacing
Section 5: Inline Elements
Lecture 14 Span - Text Modifiers
Lecture 15 Anchors
Lecture 16 Linking to the Top of a Page
Lecture 17 Images
Section 6: Tables and Forms
Lecture 18 Tables
Lecture 19 Form Basics
Lecture 20 Placeholder vs. Value
Lecture 21 Radio Buttons, Checkboxes, Select Elements and Text Areas
Lecture 22 New HTML5 Inputs
Lecture 23 HTML5 Input Attributes
Lecture 24 Action Attribute
Lecture 25 GET vs. POST
Lecture 26 Submit Buttons
Lecture 27 Create a Hotel Booking Form
Section 7: Semantic HTML5 Elements
Lecture 28 New Elements in HTML5
Lecture 29 HTML5 Semantic Elements
Lecture 30 Semantic Elements in Practice
Lecture 31 Meter and Progress Elements
Section 8: Multimedia
Lecture 32 Audio
Lecture 33 Video
Lecture 34 Conclusion
Section 9: Introduction to CSS
Lecture 35 What Is CSS?
Lecture 36 Understanding CSS
Lecture 37 How HTML and CSS Work Together
Lecture 38 Selectors Part 1
Lecture 39 Selectors Part 2
Lecture 40 Selectors Part 3
Lecture 41 Selectors Part 4
Lecture 42 Styling Links (Hyperlinks)
Lecture 43 Widths and Heights
Lecture 44 Positioning
Lecture 45 Centering a Container
Lecture 46 Display Types
Lecture 47 Hiding an Element
Lecture 48 Margins and Padding
Lecture 49 Overflow
Lecture 50 Element Stack Order (z-index)
Lecture 51 Cursors
Lecture 52 Box Sizing
Lecture 53 Color
Lecture 54 Font Basics
Lecture 55 Floats
Lecture 56 Clearfix
Lecture 57 Forcing Uppercase, Lowercase and Capitalisation
Lecture 58 Text Alignment
Lecture 59 Text Indenting
Lecture 60 Backgrounds
Lecture 61 Multiple Background Images
Lecture 62 Background Size
Lecture 63 Borders
Lecture 64 Border Images
Section 10: Your First CSS Projects
Lecture 65 Build a Website Part 1
Lecture 66 Build a Website Part 2
Lecture 67 Build a Website Part 3
Lecture 68 Pure CSS Drop-Down Menu
Lecture 69 Dropdown List Menu Part 1
Lecture 70 Dropdown List Menu Part 2
Section 11: Bonus Material
Lecture 71 Bonus Lecture
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