A Web Development Crash Course in HTML5 and CSS3

Name: A Web Development Crash Course in HTML5 and CSS3
Rating: 4.2 (116 reviews)

Learn HTML5 and CSS3 so that you can build your own website! No programming experience required.

(116 ratings)

1,623 students

Created by Derek Glenna

Last updated 11/2017

English

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What you'll learn

Program using HTML5 and CSS3
Create your own website

Requirements

No prior knowledge or experience is necessary!
We will get you set up in early lessons using only free resources.

Description

HTML and CSS may seem intimidating, but there is a method to the madness. This course will show you everything that you need to know in order to make a functional and elegant website that suits your individual needs.

You do not need to have any programming experience to take this course. I will show you the basics, demonstrate examples, list common uses, and walk you through the development process step-by-step.

This course will cover:

Laying out your HTML environment
Styling your website
HTML tags and elements
Linking pages together
Images and media content
HTML organization with classes and IDs
The "box model" of block elements
Tables and lists
Character entities and symbols
Pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements

You will also learn good web programming practice and debugging skills through practice and observation. This will make your projects easier for another developer to read and easier for you to read if you take a break.

Click Take This Course and learn how to make a website of your very own!

Who this course is for:

This course is great for anyone interested in learning HTML5 and CSS from the ground up. The course is designed to teach the fundamentals of web development, but delves into advanced HTML5 and CSS3 techniques by the end of the course.

Derek Glenna

Web Programmer

4.2 Instructor Rating
116 Reviews
1,623 Students
1 Course

Derek has been a freelance Web Programmer for 8 years and is well-versed in HTML, CSS, JavaScript/jQuery, PHP, SQL, Java, and C# with a working understanding of C++ and ActionScript. He stays informed about current events and advancements in web technology and challenges himself to continue to use new advancements to drive creativity and user experience in his projects.

In his free time, Derek creates websites and web/mobile games. He is also beginning to use his understanding of programming to design functional microprocessors for small electrical devices and gadgets.