- Build beautiful website from scratch
- Master CSS for positioning and visual impact
- Master HTML5 and CSS
- Work with frameworks such as Bootstrap
- Span and Div: The “meaningless” elements, used with CSS. 01:00:00 Hours
- Text: Abbreviations, Quotations, and Code 01:00:00 Hours
- Meta Tags: Bolting on extra information about your web page. 01:00:00 Hours
- Tables: rowspan and colspan: Expanding on the Tables page of the HTML 01:00:00 Hours
- Description Lists: The forgotten lists. 01:00:00 Hours
- Text: Addresses, Definitions, Bi-directional, and Editorial 01:00:00 Hours
- Sectioning: Greater semantic structures for documents. 01:00:00 Hours
- Class and ID Selectors: Make your own selectors without the need for sticky-backed plastic! 01:00:00 Hours
- Grouping and Nesting: Properties assigned to multiple selectors or selectors within selectors. 01:00:00 Hours
- Pseudo Classes: Defining various states of a link selector. 01:00:00 Hours
- Shorthand Properties: Various properties, such as borders and margins that amalgamate other properties into one. 01:00:00 Hours
- Background Images: You've seen them everywhere. 01:00:00 Hours
- Specificity: How a browser will deal with conflicting CSS rules. 01:00:00 Hours
- Display: Specifying the characteristics of a box. 01:00:00 Hours
- Pseudo Elements: Styling first letters, first lines and placing content before and after elements. 01:00:00 Hours
- Page Layout: Floating and positioning boxes. 01:00:00 Hours
- CSS Frameworks in 2022 - 1 01:00:00 Hours
- CSS Frameworks in 2022 - 2 01:00:00 Hours
- CSS Frameworks in 2022 - 3 01:00:00 Hours
- Intro to Web Development
- Basic knowledge of HTML5
- Basic knowledge of CSS
This course, part 1 of a 2-course full immersion into Intermediate Web Development focuses primarily on the presentation aspect of web design by focusing primarily on CSS and introduces concepts such as animation, transitions, positioning, etc.
After a quick review of the basic HTML tags, you'll get further immersed in pushing HTML to its full standards-compliant, semantic potential, including accessible links, HTML5 forms, and embedded content.
You'll also learn various odds-and-sods building on the basics of CSS, including grouping and nesting, background images, and page layout.
At the end of this course, you will have designed and published your first website to the web, accessible via a url from a domain name that you will be guided on how to purchase and retain ownership of this domain name.
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Senior System Software Specialist and Full-Stack Developer with 30+ years of experience developing websites and mobile and web applications for such companies as NYU Medical Center, Boston Institute of Technology, Chrysler Corp, Health RX Scripts Pharmacy and many more.
With such a successful and rewarding career, my passion lately has focused on helping minority and women-led small businesses to reach equal technology footing in order to have a viable chance to survive in the long run and passing on the knowledge accumulated over my career to the next generation, specially young students in the Caribbean, so they too can grow to have a future career as rewarding as mine.
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