
Design an educational website template using HTML5 and CSS3. Build all template parts step by step, with clear explanations for beginners.
Install Visual Studio Code to set up your HTML5 and CSS3 web template, then install the Live Server extension to preview changes in real time.
Organize your template files in a dedicated folder in VSCode and create an index.html. Learn the basic HTML5 document structure, including doctype, html, head, body, meta, and title elements.
Build an HTML5 template by structuring the header, intro, stat, about, course, and footer with semantic elements, then add a logo using the img tag and organize assets in folders.
Explore building a header navigation with div or nav, organize menu items in ul/li, and create clickable a href links using relative, absolute, or hash URLs.
Learn to build a login and register area in the header using div and a elements, and understand how inline versus block elements shape layout with CSS.
Learn to style a header using CSS, choosing inline, internal, and external approaches, define CSS rules with selectors and declaration blocks, and link external stylesheets to HTML.
Learn to style a header using id and class selectors, inline style and title attributes, remove link underlines, and align logo, menu, and login with width percentages and display.
learn to style a website header using html5 & css3 by applying flexbox and display properties to align the logo, menu, and login, set widths, and create a single-line header.
Learn to style the header navigation with CSS by controlling the box model, removing padding and margins, hiding bullets with list-style-type none, and placing li items inline.
Learn to style login and register links with a shared btn class and a distinct btn primary rule. Explore borders, padding, and text alignment with class and id selectors.
build the intro section of a html5 template with a header, background image, and a foreground image, using semantic elements, intro text with h1 and paragraph, and a search form.
Design the intro section of an HTML template with a search form, including a text input and submit button. Use the form element, input types, and placeholder guidance.
Style the intro section by creating a two-column layout with flex, giving each part 50% width, and apply a background image using CSS with background-size: cover and background-position: center.
Explore styling the intro section by targeting the h1 and paragraph inside the intro text class with CSS selectors. Adjust font size, margins, and color using px, em, and rgb.
Style search form in the template by targeting the input and button with id and classes, applying padding and a form background. Use focus-within and transitions for smooth focus.
Style a search form in html5 and css3 by placing the search button on the right, using flex display, and letting the input occupy the remaining space with flex: 1.
Learn to fix horizontal scroll in a website template by applying box-sizing: border-box, zeroing margins with a universal selector, and using before and after pseudo elements to ensure responsive design.
Learn to center the template by limiting width, then position the intro image with relative parents and absolute coordinates using max width and margin auto.
Add a statistic section to a website template. Create four stat items for courses, programs, graduates, and users, each with icon, number, and title in a row.
Add font icons to the stat section of a HTML5 and CSS3 website template by integrating Google icons or Themify icons, including the required link, style, and markup steps.
Explore styling the stats section by dividing it into four 25% width parts with a stat item box, applying background color, padding, border, border radius, and a subtle box shadow.
Style stat icons as color-coded circles in the stats section using bg color classes, width, height, and border-radius. Align text with font-size, text-align, line-height, and use important to override conflicts.
Learn to style the statistic section by using a stat count class, adjust font-weight and color for numbers and titles, and apply text color utilities to stat icons.
Create the about section of a website template with an upper heading and a lower three-item row, using divs, ids, headings, and a flex layout.
Learn to style the about section of a website template using HTML5 and CSS3, using id and class selectors, RGB colors, padding, margins, and centered titles.
Design a website template using HTML5 and CSS3, focusing on styling the about section with white items, shadows, and circular number badges using class-based rules, spans, and spacing.
Style the about section items by adjusting the about-item h3 title font size and paragraph color, and fix spacing and float-driven alignment using CSS selectors.
Change the template font by using web-safe fonts or font-face, applying font-family to the body or elements with CSS, and including fallbacks.
Add a new courses section with a two-part header and a course item layout, styling the section title, see all courses button, and a two-column row with background and padding.
Add a course item to the template's courses section, detailing its image, category, title, lectures, duration, and price using semantic elements such as article and section.
Style the courses section with a white background, rounded borders, and shadows; ensure the course image fills the item width and place the category name on the image.
Style the courses section with html5 and css3 by centering the course item title, adding a link, and aligning the course info with inline paragraphs and colored icons.
Style the course price block by applying a course price class, adding a top border, centering bold 18px text, and adjusting padding and margins.
Create a semantic footer in your HTML5 template by building a three-part row with a logo and social links, useful links, and contact information, using proper semantic elements.
Learn to style a website template footer with background, padding, and margins, and craft circular social media icons and links using precise css selectors and list styling.
Explore how to style the footer in a website template using HTML5 and CSS3, including spacing between section titles, list items, and contact info, with color and icon alignment.
Fix and optimize an HTML template by adjusting margins, positions, and line height to align the intro, search form, stats, and header, then apply responsive padding.
Apply hover effects to links, buttons, and course items, with smooth transitions to enhance visual appeal. Use color pickers and hover rules to craft a cohesive template palette.
Welcome to the short course on creating a template for an educational website.
If you already know HTML5 and CSS3 but have not yet learned JavaScript, but you would like to design a web template with your knowledge, good news, this is the right training course made for you.
In this course, I am going to create a simple and beautiful template from scratch and discuss all the points related to designing templates for websites.
In this course, no special framework such as Bootstrap or similar is used to design the template, and the template is completely static and designed only with HTML and CSS.
In addition, HTML semantic elements are used to form different parts of the template.
This template includes the following features:
The header section of the site, which includes the register and login button, the logo and the main menu of the site
The body part of the site, which includes the introduction, the search form, displaying statistical information, the About Us box, and the list of the latest courses
The footer section of the site that includes links to social networks and useful links and contact information
In addition, the following items have been used in the design of different sections
Flexbox
Google icons and themify icons
Semantic elements including: header, nav, main, section, article, footer, address
In this course, I have tried to express the content in a simple and understandable way, and there is even trial and error when styling different parts, , so that you know how you can improve the design.
If you want to know how to design a beautiful template from scratch without any dependence on JavaScript and only with HTML and CSS, I recommend you to participate in this course.