
Install Visual Studio Code, pin it to the taskbar, open documents, create a folder named my websites, and create index.html as the home page for a website.
Html and css build websites by translating code into visible, interactive pages. Bookmark w3schools.com/html and w3schools.com/tags as you learn html tags like button and a.
Master css to style and position website elements, using selectors and properties to set background colors, font sizes, and text color for buttons and headers.
Learn how to start with the HTML boilerplate, set a meaningful page title, and replace demo content to reflect your site while optimizing for search engines.
Display VS Code and Google Chrome side by side to preview changes without constantly minimizing or maximizing windows, using the desk panes program to dock Chrome above the editor.
Install and use the live server extension in VS Code to preview HTML and CSS changes without manual browser refresh, enabling automatic previews.
Learn the most commonly used HTML tags, including nav, image, input, select, and button, and how to render them with proper syntax and CSS styling.
The div tag, the most commonly used html tag, acts as the main container to divide a site into sections and group elements, as shown with YouTube layouts.
Discover how to control element height, width, and background with divs, and master the display property to create side-by-side layouts using inline, block, and inline-block.
Construct a real world website for Green Sword, exploring services, about us, testimonials, and contact us pages; learn HTML input tags, grid layouts, and more advanced CSS techniques.
Develop navigation for the Green Sword site by building a header with a nav tag, adding Home, About, Services, and Contact links, and styling with CSS for color and spacing.
Raise header spacing with 15 pixels of padding, enlarge and bold navigation links, apply uppercase text transform, and render the logo as an inline link to home.
Style the logo with a unique id to differentiate it from links. Use the id selector to enlarge the logo font size and set white color.
Style the logo by making the font color white, removing text decoration, and bolding the font. Then adjust space to the navigation with a right margin and reset body margins.
Render the banner image on your page using the image tag with the src attribute pointing to a local or online image path.
Explore CSS flexbox to build responsive website layouts and group elements within sections. Visualize the site skeleton with divs and sections before content, then apply flexbox to structure the layout.
Understand how block-level divs fill their container, why inline-block is inefficient for many divs, and how CSS flexbox solves this by positioning content efficiently.
Learn how the CSS flexbox works by setting the main container to display: flex, making content display side by side, and using class selectors to apply shared styles.
Define the main container and left and right content columns for the experience section. Apply CSS flexbox to place them side by side with 40% widths and test colors.
Render an image on the left and text on the right in a container, using the image tag and h3 headings, while practicing basic styling and code commenting techniques.
Learn to style specific text with the span tag, target it within a specific id, and apply background, padding, and font size changes in HTML and CSS.
Kick off your journey with beginner-friendly HTML and CSS basics for building a beautiful agency website. Stay tuned for more tutorials as you progress.
Stay tuned for more tutorials as you learn html and css for beginners to build a beautiful agency website.
Learn HTML and CSS basics to build a beautiful agency website, and stay tuned for more tuts.
In this course I'll be teaching you how to create/ build websites and make a good living out of building websites by selling website templates and or freelancing.
My teaching is based on real-world websites. From lesson13 onwards, we'll start build a real world agency website. After building the agency website we'll build a buy and sell website and a couple of other real world websites. By the time you finish this course you'll be able to build any website / website template and sell it if you wish.
If you've tried to learn to code before and failed, this course is for. Unlike the rest of free tutorials that you'll find out there, my teaching is based on real world projects. All my examples and projects are real-world based. I believe that people learn better with real world examples. I used to hate it when lecturers explained concepts of coding in theory without real-world examples.
That is how this course came about. My aim with this course is to make your journey easy as an aspiring coder. Learning to code shouldn't be difficult in this day and error. The next generation of coders shouldn't struggle to learn to code like we did.
I wish you all the best in your coding career.