
Use the paragraph element to display regular text by writing inside a p tag, creating one-liners or short paragraphs that appear on the web page.
Explore the strong and em elements in HTML, learn when to apply them for emphasis and accessibility, and contrast them with CSS styling for semantic markup.
Learn to build html forms with text, password, and email inputs and submit controls. Understand action, method, name, id, label, placeholder, and value, using Form Spree for front-end submission.
Master keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio Code to speed up HTML and CSS work, including undo, copy-paste, multiple cursors, line navigation, and quick line creation.
Learn css fundamentals, including how cascading style sheets style pages, control layout, colors, sizes, and positioning; use a selector, property, and value, with an h1 color example.
Use internal css by placing a style tag in the head, removing inline styles, and styling headings (h1, h2) in one place to control color and font size.
Group selectors in CSS to apply a single style to multiple elements, using comma-separated lists with element selectors like h1, h2, and p, and set a shared color property.
Learn how the last rule principle, CSS specificity, and the universal selector determine which styles apply, with examples using id, class, and element selectors and color properties.
Set up a HTML and CSS project in Visual Studio Code on Mac, create index.html with a container, icon, and title, then apply styling like blue title and gray paragraphs.
Learn how percent units in css are relative to the parent element, affecting inner elements based on the parent's size; explore practical examples with 50%, 33%, 67%, and 100% sizing.
Demonstrate how height defaults to auto and how min-height, max-height, and overflow (hidden or scroll) control content in a banner div using calc(100 view heights minus six rems).
Structure a hero section using divs with ids and classes, place logo text and a call-to-action button, and apply css to reset margins and style colors and typography.
If you want to start your career in Web Development, HTML and CSS are essential skills to have because they are foundational languages of the web.
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. In short HTML is a markup language that is used developing web pages.
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. In short CSS is a language responsible for layout and styling of the web pages.
In this course we will cover both languages from the scratch and by the end of the course become HTML and CSS ninjas by building Responsive Real World Projects.
Why you should take this course?
Reason Number ONE - You Will Understand the Web Better.
Knowing the HTML and CSS and how they are used to create web pages is essential for web developer as they are building blocks of every web page.
Reason Number TWO - You Will be able to Create Websites.
Once you will know HTML and CSS you will be able to create a personal,unique web page for yourself.
Reason Number THREE - Start a Web Career.
For anybody who wants to pursue a career in Web Development knowledge of HTML and CSS is required.
Reason Number FOUR - You Will Progress to Another Programming Languages with Greater Ease.
Once you know the fundamentals of HTML and CSS you will be able to pick up languages like Javascript with greater ease.
Reason Number FIVE - We Will Learn HTML and CSS from Scratch and Will Use it to Build Responsive Real Life Projects.
Not only we will learn the theory of HTML and CSS step by step. We also will apply our knowledge by building Real Life Projects.