
Develop a solid foundation in web design by mastering HTML essentials, CSS basics, and WordPress essentials, from beginner to intermediate level, including installation, themes, plugins, and site structure.
Master the basics of HTML, the hypertext markup language that structures web pages, and learn how HTML works with CSS and JavaScript to build fast, browser-supported sites.
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Explore HTML tags and attributes, including opening and closing tags, container and empty tags, and how elements and attributes add structure and style to web pages.
Explore popular HTML editors such as Sublime Text, NetBeans, Adobe Dreamweaver, Notepad++, and Visual Studio Code for writing HTML. Download and configure Visual Studio Code to begin learning HTML.
Learn how to set up Visual Studio Code, install the Live Server extension, and preview HTML and CSS output in the browser during web design practice.
Create a dedicated HTML CSS folder, save your first page as index.html to serve as the homepage, then open the folder in your editor and start writing HTML code.
Set up a basic HTML page structure with doctype, html, head, meta, and title; learn how the browser tab uses the title and preview the page with live server.
Learn to place text in the HTML body, use headings from h1 to h6, write a paragraph with p, and add line breaks with br, with live browser updates.
Learn how to change font color by applying an inline style to a heading tag using the color property, including syntax like style='color: red;' and viewing the result.
Learn to apply the background color in HTML by styling the body tag with the style attribute, using powder blue or other colors and basic CSS concepts.
Learn to apply text background in HTML using the style attribute to set background color and text color for specific text, like h1 headlines.
Learn to control text appearance in HTML by adjusting font size with px, changing font family and weight, and applying inline styles to heading and paragraph tags.
Learn to format text in HTML using paragraph, bold (b), italic (i), underline (u), mark tag, and strong tags, and apply subscript and superscript while controlling alignment with style attributes.
Learn how to create hyperlinks in HTML using the anchor tag and href, linking text, images, and buttons, and use target="_blank" to open in a new tab.
Learn to add images in HTML using the img tag and src, resize with width and height, and organize images in folders or subfolders for clean web design.
Learn to create HTML lists by using the list tag, choosing between unordered lists (bullets) and ordered lists (numbers), with li items and browser previews.
Learn how to create an HTML table, style it with CSS, set a 50% width and a one-pixel black border, and populate rows with name, address, and phone number.
Learn to embed external pages with the iframe in html, setting src, width, and height to load sites like Wikipedia or YouTube on your page.
Learn how to use HTML effectively in web design to structure content and improve page clarity. Apply practical HTML techniques across beginner to intermediate web design.
Learn how css (cascading style sheets) styles html elements and controls the look of your website, and compare internal, inline, and external stylesheets to efficiently style multiple pages.
Explore css selectors such as classes and ids, and learn to write declarations with properties and values inside curly brackets.
Explore the three CSS types—inline, internal, and external—and see how each style is declared in HTML, from inline style attributes to internal style tags and external styles.
Learn to use external css by creating a style.css and linking it to product.html. Apply a body background color through the external stylesheet and connect the style.css file in head.
Learn to change text and background colors in CSS using external stylesheets, with selectors for tags, IDs, and classes, and apply colors to headings and paragraphs.
Explore css background properties, including background color and image, and adjust background size. Learn to comment in html and css, use divs, and apply classes or ids with external css.
Learn to style text with CSS borders, creating dotted, solid, and double borders through external CSS classes and applying them to headings, then customize border width and border radius.
Master css margins by applying a margin class in an external css file to adjust top, bottom, left, and right spacing around an h5 element, using pixel values.
Master applying padding in CSS to text blocks using h3 and a class, setting 50px padding on all sides, and previewing results on a live server.
Discover how the box model works by styling an element with an id, adding a gray background, a green border, and width, margin, and padding to form a square.
Apply css alignment and spacing by creating classes to center or right-align text, adjust letter spacing, and style headings with color and a yellow background.
Learn how to control web text with CSS by adjusting size and style, using external CSS, applying a text class, and selecting fonts with font-family for different appearances.
Learn how to install WordPress via the cPanel, connect your domain and hosting, and configure site title, admin credentials, language, and essential plugins for a secure site.
Master WordPress basics from the dashboard to post creation, including classic and block editors, media, and categories with tags. Apply formatting, featured images, and publish workflows.
Master media library management and page creation in WordPress, including uploading images, adding media to posts, and building pages like contact us and privacy policy for a functional website.
Learn how to manage WordPress comments, including moderation, approval, and spam handling, and customize site appearance by selecting, previewing, and activating themes, configuring identity, menus, and home page settings.
Explore how plugins make WordPress a functional site by enabling seo, memberships, contact forms, and security. Install and activate plugins like contact form seven using shortcode on a page.
Learn how to add new users in WordPress, assign roles from subscriber to administrator, and manage usernames, emails, and passwords with the built-in password generator.
Explore WordPress general settings to configure site title, tagline, admin email, and membership roles. Adjust writing, reading, discussion, media, permalinks, avatars, and privacy options for optimal seo and usability.
Build a niche WordPress blog from scratch using the block editor, select the Mesmerise theme, create categories and posts, add featured images, and internal links.
Hello Everyone, Welcome to the Web Design Course for Beginners to Intermediate. If you plan to learn HTML, CSS, Wordpress from the beginning then this is a basic-level course. If you never open HTML, CSS, Wordpress before or if you don't have any previous knowledge then you join in this class because we designed this course from the very basic to advanced.
This course have three separate section like HTML, CSS, Wordpress. So lets take a look what you will learn from this course:
In HTML Section you will learn about:
Tag Element Attributes
Choosing Editor
Visual Studio Setup
Structure and Title
Text and Heading
Font Color
Background Color
Text Background
Fonts
Text Formatting
Page Link and Hyperlink
Adding and Resizing the Image
List
Table
I-frame and many more
In CSS Section you will learn about the:
CSS Selectors
External CSS
Margin
Padding
Color and Background
Text
Borders and many more
In WordPress Section you will learn about the:
WordPress Installation
Functionality of WordPress
Media
Page
Comment
Appearance
Plugins
User
Settings
Develop a complete site and many more
By the end of this course, you will have strong skills in creating websites with. So once you will complete this course you will have knowledge about HTML, CSS and Wordpress
During learning, if you face any problem then you don’t have to worry about I am always there for you to help you out. You just have to ask me the questions. I am expecting you to have you in my first lesson. Thanks