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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 THREEÂ – Start a Web Career.
For anybody who wants to pursue a career in Web Development knowledge of HTML and CSS is required.Â
Reason Number FOURÂ – You Will Progress to Another Programming Languages with Greater Ease.
Once you know the fundamentals of HTMLÂ 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.
HTML Tutorial
HTML Coffee Project
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4HTML Intro
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5Google Chrome and Visual Studio Code
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6Download Google Chrome
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7Download Visual Studio Code
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8Visual Studio Code Overview
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9Create A Project
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10First Webpage
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11Basic HTML Document Structure
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12Implement HTML Document Structure
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13Live Server Extension Setup
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14Extra Settings and Emmet
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15Heading Elements
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16Video Resources
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17Paragraph Element
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18White Space Collapsing
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19Lorem Ipsum
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20Image Basics
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21Multiple Images
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22External Images
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23Nice Images
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24Width and Height
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25Crop Images
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26Comments and Line Breaks
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27External Links
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28Internal Links
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29Links - Within a Page
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30Image Links - Empty Links
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31Sup and Sub Elements
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32STRONG and EM Elements
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33Special Characters
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34Unordered Lists
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35Ordered Lists
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36Nested Lists
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37Table Element
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38Forms - Input Elements and Submit Elements
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39Forms - Textarea, Radio,Checkboxes, Select
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40Install Prettier Code Formatter
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41Keyboard Shortcuts
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42Head Element - External Resources
CSS Tutorial
All Projects Intro
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53CSS Intro
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54Workspace Setup
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55Text Editor Setup
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56Video Resources
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57Inline CSS
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58Internal CSS
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59External CSS
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60Power Struggle
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61Basic CSS Syntax
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62Element Selectors
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63Grouping Selectors
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64ID Selectors
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65Class Selectors
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66ID and Class Selector Summary
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67DIV and SPAN Elements
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68Inheritance in CSS
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69Inheritance - More Info
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70Last Rule, Specificity and Universal Selector
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71Combine Selectors - Descendant Selector