Web development for beginners

Explore how a simple background fills the full screen, centers the image, and uses background size cover to keep the image visible while text scrolls.

Learn to partition a base into sections of varying sizes using an empty container to group headers and dividers, apply height and cushioning floats, and create left and right partitions.

Explore how to implement a changing background using multiple images with IDs B1, B2, B3 and a JavaScript snippet that controls frames.

Learn to set a fixed background by applying 100% height to pattern elements, use a dot-prefixed class selector, and combine class names to apply properties to multiple background images.

discover how hyperlinks link text, images or buttons to other pages, and how clicking opens the linked page in the same tab or a new tab using target blank.

Learn to use an image as a hyperlink by embedding an image tag that links to a destination, with an example where clicking the image opens the linked page.

Use a button as a hyperlink by triggering the corresponding link on click, and choose between the same tab or a new tab with target specification, like Google or Microsoft.

Use a button to open a file or linked page in a pop up window, adjusting the width and height to control the new window size.

Learn to implement clickable image navigation with image maps by defining coordinates and hyperlinks to link multiple objects to multiple pages.

Learn how to find image coordinates using MS Paint, capture pixel positions such as top-left and bottom-right, and specify them in code to draw rectangles.

Design simple and animated buttons, including text animations, to perform actions or navigate, and learn how styling properties shape their appearance.

Learn to create and style a simple button with state, class names, and accessible properties. Apply padding, borders, border radius, box shadow, and hover or click color changes.

Learn how to change a button's background color to green when clicked, using the code shown for this button, and preview the green output.

Create both vertical and horizontal navigation bars using the same button code, applying anchor tags for a 200 pixel width and a black background inside styled containers.

Use an online button generator to design customizable buttons, adjust size and border radius, and copy the code to add them to your website, while exploring text animation codes.

Learn to include audio and video files in web pages using the audio tag with controls, add background audio, and specify file names and syntax.

Explore how to include background music on a website using the auto play feature, and note that Chrome blocks this behavior.

Learn to toggle audio control with a button using JavaScript, showing or hiding the audio element with display none, preserving play pause access and adding an image in the button.

Learn how to include a video file on a web page, compare video decks with audio decks, and control width, height, and placement along with basic controls like mute.

Learn to implement a video background using a state property, set a minimum height of 100%, enable autoplay and mute for compatibility, and specify the video source file.

Learn to embed essential features that make a website user friendly, such as calculators for finance sites, catalogs for e-commerce, timers, dictionaries, and widget codes you can copy and paste.

Discover free widgets for your website, such as calendar and calculator widgets, and learn to find them and copy and paste embed codes correctly.

Learn how to include external websites in a web page by opening them in a pop-up window and embedding widgets such as calendar, weather, calculator using embed codes.

Explore layout partitioning and the use of container elements to position content on a web page, using divs and properties to control how elements display.

Position a logo toward the top left or top right inside a div using image tags. Show logo with a container’s background color and padding and set its maximum width.

Explore how div containers are styled using state properties to control height, background color, border radius, opacity, and text alignment, with examples of pixel and percent values.

Learn how to add an image to a web page, preview the output, and compare two simple examples to illustrate image display in web development for beginners.

Explore adding a set of images to a page, apply a set of properties, and preview the output to understand how styling affects layout.

Learn how to position div containers using top and left offsets and absolute positioning. See how the distances from top and left influence placement and layout in web development.

Observe how containers with different properties position elements by left and top values, use absolute positioning, and apply delay to compute distance from the current position for each output.

Control how much of the page is visible across devices with the viewport element, and set the scale to 1.0 to help content fit on mobile and other screens.

Learn to create a simple resume template with four containers for name, contact details, project links, and pdf upload, styled with a background image and rounded borders.

Add and style div containers, experiment with three containers, and place elements using position absolute with left and top values while including links to projects.

Learn to include content in a container by adding images, text styling, lists, tables, radio inputs, and a video with width and height, along with hyperlinks in a simple resume template.

Maintain a uniform website display across all screens, and prevent output loss when values vary, as larger values can cause a 70 percent drop in another metric.

Design a simple portfolio step by step, defining a transparent text container, absolute positioning, a rounded image, and linked buttons to showcase qualifications, certifications, and projects.

Create a portfolio page by building a container with navigation buttons, setting side and state properties, applying font styles, duplicating containers, and wiring ids and hash tags for tab navigation.

Explore achieving a uniform display on a website by replacing a method with pixel value and percentage values, and see the resulting output.

Explore how to build a sample event website for beginners with changing backgrounds, a navy navigation bar, and Google Maps embed, using containers, content styling, and invitation sections.

Replace fixed pixel values with percentage values to achieve a uniform display across web pages, ensuring each page looks similar.

Build a sample website that demonstrates a text animation, including a copied text effect from Google that appears on page load and on homepage navigation.