How to Create A Website- An HTML Tutorial and CSS Tutorial

How to Create A Website: An HTML Tutorial and CSS Tutorial, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 323 lectures, based on 2009 reviews, and has 32925 subscribers.

You will learn about Build beautiful webpages using todays best practices Understand the importance of performance and build performant websites Acquire an outstanding foundation in the fundamentals of web programming Taught by a professor with 20 years of experience teaching individuals of all abilities Achieve mastery in the understanding and application of HTML & CSS Apply cutting-edge techniques such as Flexbox and SVGs This course is ideal for individuals who are This is a first semester university level course. or This course is ideal for beginners wanting to learn how to build websites. or This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting a thorough introduction to current best-practices. or This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting to fill in gaps in their knowledge. It is particularly useful for This is a first semester university level course. or This course is ideal for beginners wanting to learn how to build websites. or This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting a thorough introduction to current best-practices. or This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting to fill in gaps in their knowledge.

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Summary

Title: How to Create A Website: An HTML Tutorial and CSS Tutorial

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 323

Number of Published Lectures: 323

Number of Curriculum Items: 323

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 323

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build beautiful webpages using todays best practices

Understand the importance of performance and build performant websites

Acquire an outstanding foundation in the fundamentals of web programming

Taught by a professor with 20 years of experience teaching individuals of all abilities

Achieve mastery in the understanding and application of HTML & CSS

Apply cutting-edge techniques such as Flexbox and SVGs

Who Should Attend

This is a first semester university level course.

This course is ideal for beginners wanting to learn how to build websites.

This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting a thorough introduction to current best-practices.

This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting to fill in gaps in their knowledge.

Target Audiences

This is a first semester university level course.

This course is ideal for beginners wanting to learn how to build websites.

This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting a thorough introduction to current best-practices.

This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting to fill in gaps in their knowledge.

You can learn to build websites quickly and easilyif it is taught correctly.

This course will show you how to build websites. It will give you a solid foundation in building websites.

By the end of this course, you will have strong skills in creating websites with HTML & CSS. As with any craft, the fundamentals are essential. If you have a strong foundation in the fundamentals, you will be poised to grow and develop professionally as a craftsperson who knows their craft.

My name is Todd McLeod and I began creating websites in 1997. I began teaching how to create websites in 2001. I am tenured faculty in California and I have taught individuals of all ability levels how to create websites.

After completing this course, you will have mastered the fundamentals of creating websites with HTML & CSS. Here are the highlights of what you will receive in this class:

32 hours of on-demand video

Extensive hands-on exercises

Solutions to the hands-on exercises

Access to all of the code used in the course

74 exclusive resources which you can download

286 page book on the fundamentals of HTML and CSS

Lifetime access to everything in this course

100% money-back satisfaction guarantee

A certificate of completion

Here are the highlights of what you will learnin this course:

Learn the art of building websites

Understand what it takes to succeed

Discover Google’s Teapot, how to change the news, and how to play the Dinosaur video game

Gain insight into the history of the Internet and the World Wide Web

Learn about the best documentation for building websites

Understand how the World Wide Web works

Discover new ways to use your web browser

Acquire the ability to highlight webpages

Learn all about developer tools

Gain the ability to use an IDE (integrated development environment)

Acquire the ability to use git and github for version control

Learn how to code in HTML and CSS

Gain a solid foundation in HTML and CSS

Acquire the ability to use emmet

Understand relative and absolute URLs

Learn about CSS rule-sets and CSS selectors

Learn how to link CSS documents to HTML documents

Learn all about the layout of webpages including the box-model and flexbox

Gain the ability to work with older layout modalities such as position and float

Master the nuances of CSS specificity

Gain the ability to correctly structure HTML documents

Acquire mastery over media-queries

Learn the “above the fold” design pattern

Master using SVG’s to optimize your images and make your sites more performant

Acquire the ability to work with advanced techniques such as transitions and animations

If you want to learn how to create websites, the first place to begin is with the fundamentals of HTML & CSS. The first place to begin is with this course. This class is guaranteed to teach you how to build websites.Once enrolled, you will have access to this Excel course for the rest of your life. 

Described as “fun” and “amazing” and “life changing,” Todd McLeod’s website course will forever transform your life. Try this course for yourself and see how quickly and easily you too can learn to build websites.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Course outline

Lecture 3: Code resources

Lecture 4: How To Succeed

Lecture 5: The Art of Building Websites

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Having Fun #1 – HTTP Status Codes

Lecture 2: Having Fun #2 – Making The News

Lecture 3: Having Fun #3 – The Dinosaur Video Game

Chapter 3: Understanding The Internet & World Wide Web

Lecture 1: History of the Internet

Lecture 2: History of the World Wide Web

Lecture 3: Who Controls the Internet & WWW?

Lecture 4: Web Documentation

Lecture 5: Highlighting Webpages & Chrome Extensions

Lecture 6: How The Web Works

Chapter 4: An Introduction to HTML

Lecture 1: Your First Webpage

Lecture 2: Anatomy of an HTML Page

Lecture 3: HTML Terminology

Chapter 5: An Introduction to CSS

Lecture 1: A Separation of Concerns

Lecture 2: CSS Rule-sets

Lecture 3: Linking CSS to HTML

Lecture 4: Multiple CSS Selectors

Chapter 6: Configuring Your Environment

Lecture 1: Integrated Development Environments

Lecture 2: WebStorm

Lecture 3: Atom.io

Lecture 4: Sublime

Lecture 5: Dreamweaver

Chapter 7: Becoming Skilled with Github

Lecture 1: Github Overview

Lecture 2: Git & Github – The Story

Lecture 3: Setting up git and github on Windows

Lecture 4: Setting up git and github on Mac

Lecture 5: Terminal Essentials

Lecture 6: Creating a “Master” Local Git Repository

Lecture 7: Creating an “Origin/Master” Remote Github Repository

Lecture 8: Using Github – Basic Commands

Lecture 9: Using Github – Deleting A Repo

Chapter 8: HTML Essentials

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: FIle Naming Conventions

Lecture 3: Folder Naming Conventions

Lecture 4: Opening A Project in Webstorm

Lecture 5: Essential Tags

Lecture 6: Emmet.io

Lecture 7: Modifying Webstorm Formatting

Lecture 8: Tag Attributes

Lecture 9: Relative URLs

Lecture 10: Absolute URLs

Lecture 11: Comments

Lecture 12: Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 13: Hands-On Exercises – Solutions

Chapter 9: CSS Essentials

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: All HTML Tags & Attributes, All CSS Selectors & Properties

Lecture 3: border Property

Lecture 4: border-radius Property

Lecture 5: display Property

Lecture 6: padding & margin Properties

Lecture 7: Box Model

Lecture 8: box-Sizing Property

Lecture 9: Review

Lecture 10: Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 11: Hands-On Exercises – Solutions

Chapter 10: CSS Selectors

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: CSS Resets

Lecture 3: CSS Selectors: element, class, id

Lecture 4: Selectors: attribute

Lecture 5: Selectors: pseudo-classes

Lecture 6: Selectors: pseudo-class :focus

Lecture 7: Selectors: pseudo-class nth child – part I

Lecture 8: Selectors: pseudo-class nth child – part II

Lecture 9: Selectors: pseudo-class typography

Lecture 10: Selectors: nested selectors

Lecture 11: margin: 0 auto & The Display Property

Lecture 12: Hands-On Exercise – The Surfer Page

Lecture 13: Hands-On Exercise – The Surfer Page – Solution

Lecture 14: Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 15: Hands-On Exercises – Solutions I

Lecture 16: Hands-On Exercises – Solutions II

Lecture 17: Review

Chapter 11: CSS Order & Specificity

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: The Browser’s Application of CSS

Lecture 3: Challenge & Solution #1

Lecture 4: Challenge & Solution #2, 3, 4

Lecture 5: Challenge & Solution #5, 6

Lecture 6: Hands-On Exercise

Lecture 7: Hands-On Exercises – Solutions

Lecture 8: Review

Chapter 12: Formatting Text

Lecture 1: Section Overview

Lecture 2: font Property

Lecture 3: font-family Property

Lecture 4: font-size Property

Instructors

Todd McLeod
Top-Rated Instructor, Tenured College Professor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 19 votes

2 stars: 31 votes

3 stars: 128 votes

4 stars: 460 votes

5 stars: 1371 votes

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