HTML, CSS & JavaScript for Modern UI/UX Web Developers

Explore how to choose a code editor for HTML development, covering Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, Notepad++, Brackets, and Dreamweaver with beginner-friendly, open source options.

Create welcome.html in your editor, write a hello world page with html structure (html, head, title, body), save it, and open it in a browser to preview the result.

Choose a coding editor, install sublime text for windows, and create a html page. Explore html structure with head, title, meta tags, and learn how domains and browsers access pages.

Learn to use h1 through h6 heading tags in HTML to structure content, observe font sizes, and apply headings in practical web pages.

Explore the HTML paragraph tag using the p element to structure and style text, including open and close tags, font and alignment, and when to use the pre tag.

Format text in HTML using italic, bold, strong, mark, del, and subscript or superscript tags to create beautifully formatted paragraphs.

Learn how to create unordered and ordered lists in HTML, using ul, li, bullets and numbers, and practice displaying and formatting list items.

Learn how to create and customize ordered lists in HTML, using list items and the type attribute to display numbers, uppercase letters, lowercase letters, or roman numerals.

Learn how to define and apply css classes to paragraphs to beautify web pages, reuse a single class for multiple elements, and control color and font using a stylesheet.

Apply id selectors in CSS by assigning an id to elements and styling it with properties like background color, text color, and padding.

Explore foundational web development concepts, including inserting images, creating forms with action, text wrapping and line breaks, and building tables, links, headers, menus, and Google Maps for contact pages.

Learn to insert images with the html img tag, set src and alt attributes, control size, and organize assets in an images folder with extensions such as jpg or png.

Learn to create simple html forms for registration and login using labels and multiple input types (text, email, password, file), with lowercase names and a design-focused structure.

Explore the marquee effect in HTML, showing how text moves right to left, how to change direction and speed, and how to use it for promotions and notifications.

Learn to add audio and video controls and multimedia features. Implement progress bars, drag-and-drop, iframes, and YouTube links for responsive multi-site pages across devices.

Explore HTML form input types, from text and button to checkbox, color, calendar, email, file, hidden, month, number, password, radio, search, and time, with live examples and validation.

Learn to add audio and video controls, drag-and-drop features, and progress bars using JavaScript, while building forms with diverse input types and attributes for multi-page experiences with frames.

Learn to build real-world web forms, including registration, login, about us, gallery to add images, and contact, using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for form design.

Present a coding exercise solution by building a student registration form with labels and inputs for name, email, password, address, state, country, and pin code, plus submit, reset, and cancel.

Explore how to create a creative website quickly by using free HTML templates, downloading suitable templates, and reusing components to build single and multi-page projects.

Create your HTML CSS JavaScript project by building a template with an index page and a navigation menu to about, contact, and products, then apply styling with classes.

Learn css syntax basics, including selectors, declaration blocks, and name-value pairs, and apply properties such as color and margin to elements like h1, p, and div to beautify web pages.

Learn how to apply inline CSS to HTML elements, using the style attribute to set color and text alignment, with practical, real-time coding demonstrations.

Learn how to write internal CSS using style tags in the head to style body and h1 elements, applying color and background, and compare internal CSS with inline approaches.

Learn to use external css by linking a .css file in the head, then apply styles across pages for unified design and easier updates.

Learn to create CSS classes and apply them to paragraphs to style text with color and font weight, enabling reuse across web pages.

Explore how to use CSS IDs to target elements, apply colors, backgrounds, borders, and padding to divisions and paragraphs, and manage spacing with IDs for precise styling.

Explore how the CSS position property controls element layout with static, relative, fixed, absolute, and sticky values, and learn to apply top, bottom, left, and right to arrange content.

Explore how to create space around elements using margins, with per-side properties like margin-top, margin-right, margin-bottom, and margin-left. Learn to apply auto, length, and percentage margins and observe browser calculations.

Explore intermediate CSS techniques for styling text, links, and fonts (including Google fonts), enhance readability through responsive font sizing, and design icons, tables, menus, and dropdowns with real-world examples.

Style HTML links with CSS, covering color, font, hover, visited, and active states, plus using target="_blank" and class-based styling for consistent link behavior.

Learn to use the CSS font-family property to apply and group font families like Times New Roman, Arial, and monospace to paragraph text via class-based styling with fallbacks.

Learn how to apply Google Fonts to a web page by linking the font stylesheet, specifying a font-family in CSS, and testing with fonts like Tangerine to enhance typography.

Learn how to apply icons with Font Awesome, via CDN or local download, include the library in the head, and use class names to render icons by size and color.

Create navigation bar from unordered list of menu items with anchors to home, about, products, contact. Style with CSS for a left bar, centered white text, active highlight.