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Course Description
In this class you will learn how to code HTML and CSS, the coding languages used to create webpages. We focus on best practices for structuring the content of your webpages with HTML and then styling the content with CSS.
Once you have the basics under your belt, you will move on to real-world page layout. You will learn text and link styles, centered page layout, background images, CSS-based navigation, forms, uploading files via FTP, and much more. We will provide you with the content and prepared images for use in these projects but this training will give you hands-on practice coding websites from scratch all the way through uploading them to make them live.
The course workbook can be completed in any code editor. In class, you can use either Sublime Text or Dreamweaver in Code View.
Who Needs to Attend
Anyone who will need to build or manage a website in the near future. This course can be taken using either a Windows or Mac computer. You will need to download several web browsers and a simple text editor such as Notepad on Windows or TextEdit on a Mac. Past that, no special software is needed.
Prerequisites
None
Course Outlines
Section 1Coding Basics: Intro to HTML Syntax
Adding Images
The Div Tag & Basic Page Formatting
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Coding Links
Section 2Intro to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Using Browser Developer Tools
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HTML5 Semantic Elements
Section 3Revolution Travel: Real World Layout
Floats & Images
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Fluid Layout & Max-Width
The Box Model
Coding Links: Images, Email, & Named Anchors
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Section 4Styling Links
Shared CSS and Centering Content
Section 5HTML and CSS Wireframe
Fun with Fonts
Section 6CSS Buttons and Floats
Uploading to a Live Website via FTP
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Styling the Navigation
Setting the Viewport Meta Tag
CSS Background Images
Hipstirred Layout: Fine Tuning with Box Model
Hipstirred: Hi-Res Images
Form Basics
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$ 1,495
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