
Learn HTML and CSS basics, including structure, elements, tags, attributes, and block line versus inline elements. Set up Visual Studio Code and Live Server to work with the HTML structure.
Set up Visual Studio Code for HTML as part of learning HTML and CSS from scratch, laying the foundations for writing and organizing HTML documents.
Explore using anchor tags with href links, alt text for images, iframes for embedding pages, and basic HTML structures like lists, tables, and forms with text and number inputs.
Learn to build HTML forms with select menus, radio buttons, check boxes, and placeholders; use table, image, frame, anchor elements, and basic structure to guide user input.
Explore semantic format in HTML to structure web pages effectively, complementing your learning of HTML and CSS from scratch.
Create a dog photo app using HTML and JavaScript, structuring page with doctype HTML, title, body, and main, then add sections, images, and links with target _blank for interactive browsing.
Explore creating a dog photo app using HTML basics: ul and li lists, figure with figcaption and image src/alt, em emphasis, headings, and both unordered and ordered lists.
Learn to use the img tag with alt text, add captions, and build forms with fieldset, legend, label, and input elements including action and value attributes for dog photo submissions.
Create dog form in html with checkboxes, fieldset, and legend, capturing traits like loving, lazy, and energetic, and apply checked, name, value, id attributes with labels for dog photo app.
Explore the fundamentals of cascading style sheets, mastering selectors, properties and values to control layout, typography, colors, and responsive design for visually appealing, user-friendly web pages.
Explore css syntax by learning properties, values, and declarations, applying selectors to p elements, and understanding specificity, inline styles, and embedded style blocks for precise web design.
Learn to use class and id selectors for efficient, scalable CSS, and explore unique id attributes, inline, internal, and external styles, linking stylesheets, and the CSS box model and outline.
Explore the CSS outline property, which draws a visible outline around an element for focusing using the focus pseudoclass, without changing layout, with solid, dotted, or dashed options.
Learn the three CSS targeting methods—inline, internal, and external—emphasizing how external styles boost modularity and reusability while internal and inline styles affect scope, maintainability, and separation of concerns.
Explore practical CSS in Visual Studio Code by creating an external CSS workflow, linking style.css to a semantic tribute page about doctor APJ Abdul Kalam, and separating content from presentation.
Learn HTML and CSS basics by building a tribute page with a linked stylesheet, centered text, and an alice blue background color, then present an image with figure and figcaption.
Create a tribute page with semantic HTML, headings, paragraphs, images, and links, styled by CSS and planned with outlines and responsive design. Include biographies like A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
Master html and css basics to build a tribute page by applying id and class attributes, adding images with captions, and styling line height, margin, color, and typography.
Learn to alter img and ul elements with css by applying display block, height auto, and margins; set list style type desc and use css logical properties for tribute page.
Learn to introduce a personal portfolio with HTML and CSS by presenting your background, skills, and goals, linking social profiles, and prompting visitors to explore or contact you.
Build a basic portfolio page using anchor tags for links and downloads, divs with about and contact sections, and a front end developer skills area with a progress bar.
Add content to your portfolio using HTML and CSS to showcase your work as you learn from scratch.
Structure your portfolio with HTML5 semantic elements like header and footer to boost accessibility and SEO, and use CSS media queries and fluid layouts for responsive design.
Learn to style anchor elements with padding, text decoration, display inline-block, margins, and border radius, link HTML to CSS in VS Code, and add an editable image to showcase portfolio.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), the foundational languages of web development. Participants will learn the fundamental concepts, syntax, and best practices for creating well-structured and visually appealing web pages.
Course Objectives:
1. Understanding HTML : Participants will gain a solid understanding of HTML elements, tags, attributes, and semantic markup to create the structure and content of web pages.
2. Mastering CSS : Participants will learn how to use CSS to style and layout HTML elements, including selectors, properties, values, and cascading rules.
3. Building Responsive Websites : Participants will explore techniques for designing responsive and mobile-friendly websites using CSS media queries and flexible layouts.
4. Creating Engaging User Interfaces : Participants will discover how to enhance user experience through CSS animations, transitions, and interactive elements.
5. Optimizing Code and Accessibility : Participants will learn strategies for writing clean, efficient HTML and CSS code, as well as techniques for ensuring accessibility and compatibility across different browsers and devices.
Course Modules:
1. Introduction to HTML and CSS: Basic syntax, structure, and purpose of HTML and CSS.
Target Audience:
- Beginners with little to no prior experience in web development.
- Students, professionals, and anyone interested in learning the basics of HTML and CSS for creating websites.
Prerequisites:
- Basic computer literacy and familiarity with web browsing.
- No prior coding experience required.
By the end of this course, participants will have the skills and knowledge to create well-designed, responsive websites using HTML and CSS, laying the groundwork for further exploration and specialization in web development