
Explain how typing a domain name triggers DNS to translate it into an IP address via your ISP's DNS server, enabling the browser to fetch the web page.
Explore how web pages render with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript using a browser and editor, and see how browsers translate code into visible content, locally or on a server.
Learn how to use browser dev tools to inspect and edit HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in real time, compare Chrome and Firefox, and debug performance and rendering.
Discover how web pages use index.html as the root page, organize files with folders for css, js, and images, and understand hosting basics for online access.
Discover how to upload your files to a web server using FTP clients, and how hosting, domains, IP addresses, and DNS enable users to reach your site.
Learn what it takes to get a website online, how websites work and where to begin if you want to create your own websites.
Understanding the fundamental core concepts related to the internet and how websites function is a great starting point to anyone who wants to create websites.
Learn more about how websites are made and how web content is served up to users.
This course covers everything you need to know in order to start creating websites, learn where to start, explore the terms used and the technology involved. Get links and information about common resources used by web developers to create websites.
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Taught by an instructor with over 18 years of real web development experience. Learn how you too can start creating websites and explore how easy it can be to get started with websites.