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HTML and CSS for Beginners!

Learn HTML and CSS (with HTML5) from master trainer, Mark Lassoff - No experience required.

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by Mark Lassoff

There isn't a web site out there-- whether it be WhiteHouse.gov, IBM.com or the site for your local high school-- that isn't written in HTML. If you do any level of web development-- from editing pages on a Wordpress site to designing original pages from scratch, understanding and being able to code in HTML and CSS can give you a level of control, and power over your designs that you've never experienced before. This course helps you learn the html and css you need to know now (versions 4.01 and XHTML) as well as prepares you for the future with coverage of HTML5.

In this course, designed, authored and hosted by master trainer Mark Lassoff, you will learn HTML and CSS, including everything you need to create a creative, quality and sound web site. Almost four hours of video instruction in punctuated lab exercises where you apply the very skills taught in the course. With an instructor available to answer your questions, and course with both wide coverage of HTML and CSS topics and deep discussion of those topics, there is no better or faster way to learn HTML and CSS for Beginners!

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LECTURES:

CHAPTER 1: Chapter 1: Welcome to HTML

CHAPTER 2: Chapter 2: Text Markup

CHAPTER 3: Chapter 3: Working with Lists

CHAPTER 4: Chapter 4: Creating HTML Links

CHAPTER 5: Chapter 5: Working with Images and Media

CHAPTER 6: Chapter 6: HTML Tables

CHAPTER 7: Chapter 7: HTML Forms

CHAPTER 8: Chapter 8: Understanding the CSS Box Model

CHAPTER 9: Chapter 9: CSS Based Page Layout

CHAPTER 10: Lab Solutions

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Average Rating:

13 Reviews
  • Course Requirements...

  • PC, Mac or Linux PC
  • Text Editor (Free!)
  • Web Browser or two
  • The HTML Document Structure For HTML 4.01, XHTML and HTML 5
  • Text Markup
  • CSS Typography
  • HTML Lists
  • Internal, External and Anchor Links
  • Displaying and Styling Images
  • HTML Forms
  • CSS Box Model and Layout
  • and much more...
  • People who want to better manage their web site
  • People who want to become web designers and developers
  • Designers who want to expand their skill sets
  • Business owners who want to be more efficient with Wordpress, Joomla or other CMS systems
  • Students

Instructors

LearnToProgram.tv is a leading corporate technical training firm. LearnToProgram.tv provides training for software, web and mobile developers world wide. Our courses have taken place at Fortune 500 companies, training centers and Federal Government organizations. Now on Udemy, you can experience the same great instruction that you get in one of our classroom sessions-- at a small fraction of the price.

About Mark-- The Guy Behind LearnToProgram.tv

Mark Lassoff’s parents frequently claim that he was born to be a programmer. In the mid-eighties, when the neighborhood kids were outside playing kickball and throwing snowballs, Mark was hard at work on his Commodore 64 writing games in the BASIC programming language. Computers and programming continued to be a strong interest in college where Mark majored in Communications and Computer Science. After completing his college career, Mark worked in the software and web development departments at several large corporations.

In 2001, on a whim, while his contemporaries were conquering the dot com world, Mark accepted a position training programmers in a technical training center in Austin, Texas. It was there that Mark fell in love with teaching programming, which has been his passion ever since. Today Mark is a top technical trainer, traveling the country providing training for software and web developers. Mark's training clients include the Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin, Discover Card Services, and Kaiser Permanente. He has consulted for companies such as Dell, Target, Lockheed Martin, and government agencies including the US House of Representatives. In addition to traditional classroom training and consulting, Mark releases video tutorial training for aspiring programmers on his website, www.LearnToProgram.tv and Udemy.com.

He lives near Hartford, Connecticut where he is in the process of redecorating his condominium.

Reviews

Average Rating:

  • by Danny Swan,

    Basic

    This teaches basic HTML and a little HTML5 but there are a few areas that made me give it 3 stars. The course is slightly unprioritized. HTML and CSS were not taught in unison while instead CSS came much later around when input functions were being taught. I don't know why input functions were taught if there was no way to actually collect the data without advanced experience in server-side stuff. CSS wasn't emphasized enough and while the course isn't focused on web design it wouldn't have been too much work to try and make the lesson examples aesthetically pleasing. Some of the time I felt the videos were just too long for topics that could be expressed more directly. Ultimately while it did refresh my knowledge at first, while time went on, I learned most of what I know from other classes or online videos and stopped spending my time on something I can learn in just a few minutes. so, for the future try to teach the viewer with a more organized or scripted video instead of webcast-like recordings; a lot of this could have been shortened down and cut past the time it took to make filler content for examples or retyping typos. Overall there is a much better, free, online course "30 Days to Learn HTML & CSS" by tutsplus that I recommend to my friends.

  • by Alan Bailey,

    I rate this course 3 stars, mainly for the inconsistent AV production and for the use of time in the videos. I found the videos to be inconsistent as far as the sound quality and video resolution. Videos later in the course had a better resolution and were easier to see when full screen. Also the sound especially in the last 2 chapters was irritating if not difficult to understand sometimes. There was this annoying clicking whenever the instructor spoke. I think the recording level was set to loud. In the first couple of chapters the instructor spent a lot of time typing example text and then fixing typos. For example when talking about lists he typed out a list of 6 items. Why waste that much time; I get it after 3! Finally this course is good even for those new to computers. Every time a file was created the instructor went through saving it to an example directory. Overall the course was accurate and instructive but time could have been used more efficiently, maybe more covered.

  • by Timothy Marois,

    Seems like beginners only

    Was a few key points in html. however. I thought this was a tutorial more so on HTML 5. I am a server-side developer. This was for someone who doesn't know any syntax, For me it was a waste. I'm sorry, but this is a little boring. I had to skip parts just cause he was wasting time describing stuff I've been doing for years. Please be a little more descriptive in your titles next time. "Beginners HTML" or something. and you barley spoke of HTML 5, half of all the lessons where just beginner syntax.

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