HTML, CSS & Python – Web Development Certification Course

Explore cascading stylesheets that replace inline styles and table-based layouts with reusable rules to format text, images, and tables, and link a single stylesheet to multiple pages for efficient updates.

Learn the three parts of a CSS rule—selector, property, and value—and see how selectors target HTML elements, then apply pink background and Arial fonts to headings h1, h2, and h3.

Explore the three CSS rule types: internal, inline, and external, and learn how to implement, link, and convert styles across HTML documents, with external stylesheets shown as the preferred approach.

Explore how CSS colors originate from red, green and blue and are applied via color names, RGB codes, and hex values, with H1, H2, and H3 examples.

Discover how to define and apply CSS classes with the class selector, create styles like large green text and underline, and apply them to inline text using the span tag.

Explore how css divisions, or divs, differ from table cells to enable advanced formatting, layering, and pixel-perfect positioning in html layouts, using a basic html page.

Learn how CSS IDs create unique styles for HTML elements by declaring an id with a #, applying it to a div, and controlling width, border, background, and text color.

Learn to use CSS margins to add spacing around HTML elements, applying values to all sides or specific sides and observing changes from 10px to 30px.

Explore css padding to create space between an element’s border and its text, using padding on all sides or just the top and left with 10, 20, and 30 examples.

Explore CSS text properties by applying color decoration with color codes and RGB, adjust letter spacing, align text, and use text decoration and transform options such as capitalize and lowercase.

Apply font properties to style text by creating a class that sets font-family with fallbacks like Verdana, font-size, font-style, and line-height on a paragraph, then preview changes in the browser.

Create a reusable border class to apply borders around elements, using pixel thickness, border colors in name, hex, or rgb values, and styles like dashed; apply to a paragraph.

Learn to build and style a web page by applying CSS backgrounds with background color (name, hex, rgb) and a background image via an id in a basic HTML structure.

Set up a basic HTML document with an image, then use the opacity declaration in the stylesheet to toggle the image from 40% to 100% on hover and back.

Overlay text on a background image with css by using two id selectors for the background and the semi-transparent text box, including padding, opacity, and a white text layer.

Explore how to control element size with width and height properties, including min/max width and height, auto sizing, and viewport height, as shown by browser window scaling.

Explore how the CSS display property controls visibility and layout using a 400px container and 50px colored blocks that align side by side or disappear with display none.

Learn how the position property controls static, relative, and absolute layouts, with static as the default and elements flowing in the normal content order.

Discover how css relative positioning uses top, right, bottom, and left values to move elements, and see how nested elements shift relative to their parent container, including an 80-pixel move.

Apply absolute positioning to keep an element fixed in place, independent of browser window resizing and page flow, and compare it to relative positioning that moves with the page.

Explore css fixed positioning and compare it with absolute positioning, showing how fixed elements stay put when scrolling while absolute elements move with the page.

Learn how to wrap text around images with the CSS float property in HTML pages. Position images on the left or right and set margins to control layout.

Explore how the CSS z-index property determines the stacking order of overlapping elements, illustrated with blue and yellow blocks using absolute positioning, to place blue above yellow.

Explore css link styling across states: unvisited, hover, active, and visited, with color changes and decorations such as red, purple, underline, yellow background, and blue for visited links.

Explore how CSS tables enhance the look, styling, and responsiveness of edge HTML tables. Learn practical formatting with borders, padding, border-collapse, th and td, and hover effects to improve readability.

Build a CSIS best web page with a three-column responsive layout, top navigation with hover effects and an active link, and blue and yellow content areas for mobile-friendly layout.

Create the basic HTML page and CSS stylesheet, including a black header and Arial text, then set up a fluid layout with 230px side columns and a center column.

Learn to style a navigation bar using a ul, removing bullets, and arranging links in a single row with borders, hover effects, and an active blue background.

Create a responsive CSS layout for mobile by using a media rule with max-width 840 pixels, stacking the right column under the left and content columns, and clearing to both.

Create a container with a header and navigation, then a content wrapper that holds three columns: center, left, and right, and apply inner text styles for margins and padding.

Master Python basics, from variables to loops and functions, and set up your environment with python.org and PyCharm, then write and run a hello world program.

Create and initialize variables in Python by assigning a name to a value with the equals sign, then explore multiple assignment to set several variables in one line.

Learn how to use variables in Python to store strings, numbers, and booleans, and apply them to personalize text templates.

Explore string manipulation in Python, covering storing strings in variables, and common functions like upper, lower, is lower, length, replace, and index to transform text.

Explore number manipulation in Python through basic arithmetic, type conversion between numbers and strings, and functions like max, min, pow, round, abs, sqrt, floor, and factorial.

Learn how to use the Python input function to collect user data, store it in variables (name, age, food, drink), and print a personalized sentence.

Create a small app that asks for price and quantity for three products, converts strings to numbers, and prints the final total by summing each product's result.

Practice part 2 builds a Python app that collects three names, asks for pizza slices and price, and computes each person’s slices and payment.

Learn how to add comments in Python to describe each line of code without printing it, using hashtags to annotate code and explain simple operations like one plus one.

Learn how to write and call Python functions, define parameters, use input for interaction, and print outputs to create reusable code, including a simple food-order dialogue.

Master how the return statement ends a function and stops execution at a certain place, preventing later code from running.

Explore how Python uses boolean variables and the if statement with if, else, and elif, including the not, and, or operators, with practical examples.

Learn how to use if statements with booleans and comparisons in python, including equal, not equal, greater, and converting strings to numbers, plus finding the richest person among three.

Practice building a Python app using if statements and functions to guide a user through yes/no questions. Use return statements and input prompts to control flow.

Explore how Python lists store multiple data types, print full or partial lists by index, and modify elements to see how lists differ from single variables.

Discover how to manipulate lists in Python using popular list functions like insert, delete, extend, index, count, and copy to build dynamic data structures.

Learn how Python distinguishes lists and tuples: lists are mutable and allow insertions and deletions, while tuples are immutable, ideal for fixed data like coordinates or IP addresses.

Discover how to use Python dictionaries to store diverse data types, map keys to values, and retrieve items with defaults through practical examples like colors and employee names.

Master the Python while loop structure by updating a variable each iteration and executing until a condition is met, printing results, with examples from data analysis and cybersecurity.

Learn how to use Python for loops to iterate over lists, strings, dictionaries, and numbers, print elements, and control flow with break and range.

Master Python basics by building a password check app that uses a while loop and if statements to enforce a max number of tries, returning access granted or account blocked.

Practice nested for loops in Python to generate all meal, drink, and dessert combinations and print each result as a simple app output.

Explore how Python classes define a data template and how objects personalize it, using a pizza example with attributes like type, price, and size, plus basic object creation and printing.

Learn how to identify and handle Python errors, including syntax and logical errors, using try and except, input validation, and loops to prevent crashes.

Recap Python basics and web development skills, including data types, statements, functions, loops, and classes and objects, with hands-on practice to read and write simple code and build confidence.