Name: Hypertext Markup Language
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Overview

Status: Available

We all spend a lot of time visiting websites. It's where we get information, learn new skills (like at MPV!) and do our shopping. A well-designed web site is much like a beautiful house, with its well-planned layout and attractive look & feel that makes it appealing and comfortable. Great web design is what Eric Freeman and Elisabeth Robson are all about! And in this course-the second course of their multi-part series covering HTML and CSS-you'll start creating your "home on the web", step by step, using nothing but a text editor!

Think of a website's wireframe as an architect's blueprint: this is where you decide where everything will go and what space it will occupy. Like building a house, it's important to get your website mapped out and diagrammed before you start putting in the all-important contents! Elisabeth and Eric show you the ins and outs of this process and explain all the important things you need to keep in mind during a site's design phase.

Next it's time to start adding the details that give your site its unique look: CSS to the rescue! Our web design experts walk you through the writing of your first line of CSS, to give you a taste of what's to come...on your way to creating an awesome-looking and fully functional website!

Stay tuned for the next part of this multi-course series on HTML and CSS and be sure to check out our ever-expanding library of web design courses below:

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introduction

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Introduction

2m 35s

Section 2: Section 2: Wireframes and Structure

Section 3: Section 3: The Basics

Section 4: Section 4: Mapping structure to HTML

Section 5: Section 5: URLs and Anchors

Section 6: Section 6: Taking HTML Further

Section 7: Section 7: The ID Attribute and CSS

Section 8: Section 8: Special Characters

Section 9: Section 9: Industrial-strength Pages

Section 10: Section 10: Summary and Next Steps

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Wrap up and what's next?

2m 25s

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Reviews

Highness wrote on October 11, 2018

I love the tutorials
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cosmkcomik wrote on November 15, 2017

For someone just getting started in coding for making my own web pages and browsers, this is a great course outline for most of the common core tags and descriptions for building a simple page. Easy to access and understand, it presents the information very well with the use of descriptions and visual examples.
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Chris C. wrote on May 15, 2016

Awesome first course. It covers a lot of information. What I most value was the "good practice" advise which clearly sets a solid foundation on which to build more knowledge of HTML5. Thank you!
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A Spooner wrote on September 11, 2015

Great tutorial. I learnt more here than I did taking Web Design classes in college. The examples are detailed, in an ordered and clear manner. I love that the trainers provide information about the background for certain aspects of HTML usage. I find this helps in understanding why things are done the way they are. Looking forward to the next course in the series.
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john wrote on May 29, 2015

Very well done. Clear explanations, great examples. I highly recommend this course for people interested in learning HTML and little CSS.
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Felix Flemons wrote on March 7, 2015

Very informative and easy to follow. I learned a lot about HTML tags and elements and how to develope style using CSS. I highly recommend this course.
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BA wrote on January 26, 2014

Awesome Course... Eric Freeman and Elisabeth Robson have done a great job. I am eagerly waiting to be part of their future courses(especially: java script programming, Design patterns,Html5 programming and other courses)
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Mr Taylor wrote on December 6, 2013

HTML 101 was a good intro course and once again I learned a lot and I am looking forward to the next course.
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Eric wrote on October 20, 2013

There simply is no better place to learn this. PLEASE tell me that you will keep building your library of development tutorials!
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ALuckyAngelxxx wrote on October 14, 2013

I like that it begins with basic information and each change made to html gets pasted in the browser to show how it changed the page. I believe everyone will understand html who watches this program.
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