
A quick introduction to HTML.
In this lesson, we will be working on getting the browser.
Now, let's learn how to get the editor.
Working on setting up the Editor
Getting started with the structure.
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Here the students will learn how to customize the editor.
Working with Self Closing Tabs
Learn about validation.
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Learning about comments.
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Let us learn about Block Level Elements.
Working with line break and spacing.
In this tutorial, we will be working on span text modifiers.
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Let us now learn about anchors.
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Learning more about anchors and Ids.
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Working with images.
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Working with tables.
Learning the fundamentals of Form creation.
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Here students work their way around placeholders and values.
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Working with Radio Buttons, checkboxes, Select elements and text areas.
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Here we will learn about the new HTML5 Inputs.
Here you can download the source code for lecture #20.
A tutorial on various HTML5 Input attributes. The source code for this lecture can be downloaded here.
Working with Action Attribute.
The source code for lecture 22 can be downloaded here.
A quick tutorial on the differences between method="get" and method="post" in html forms.
The source code for lecture 23 can be downloaded here.
Learn how to create an image for the Submit button.
The source code for lecture #24 can be downloaded here.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to create a simple hotel booking form.
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Working with HTML5 Semantic elements.
The source code for lecture 26 can be downloaded here.
Working with Meter and Progress Elements.
The source code for lecture #27 can be downloaded here.
A quick audio tutorial.
Watch the last video tutorial for this course.
The source code for lecture #29 can be downloaded here.
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A quick introduction to what CSS3 is.
More on CSS
How HTML and CSS Are Used Together
What are Selectors?
More on Selectors
Third lecture on selectors
Last lecture on Selectors
Styling Links
Working with Widths and Heights
Positioning
Centering A Container
On several types of displays
Hiding an Element
Working with margins and padding
Here, overflow will be discussed.
In this tutorial, we will be checking out the element stack order.
Working with cursors.
Box Sizing
Working with colours.
Working with font basics.
In this tutorial, we shall learn about floats.
On Clearfix
Forcing Uppercase, Lowercase and Capitalisation
Working with text alignment.
How to indent texts.
Working with backgrounds.
Working with Multiple Background Images
On Background sizes
Working with borders.
Working with border images
Introduction to Your First Project
A look at the basic site layout
More on the basic site layout
Creating the Pure CSS Drop-Down Menu
More on the Drop-Down List Menu
Final lecture on the Drop-Down List Menu creation
HTML and CSS are like peanut butter and jelly for web designers and developers -- they go well together. Instead of learning just HTML, or just CSS, it's extremely beneficial to learn how each works together to form the basis of great, responsive websites.
About This Course
This course is focused on beginners, and will take you all the way from 'what does that even stand for' to creating real life projects using HTML and CSS -- and understanding why and how you just did it.
HTML5
HTML5 will become the new HTML standard version in the coming years, and this course was created with that in mind. Any time an HTML5 specific markup should be used, you will be taught the HTML5 version so you'll be up to date from day one.
Projects and Source Codes
You will learn the basics, then create real projects that use the skills you just learned so you can understand how HTML and CSS work in the real world. You will also get access to all lesson source codes so you can deconstruct each lesson -- another valuable learning and time saving tool.