Somenath Sen
Instructor
Somenath Sen is a skilled instructor known for providing valuable insights and expert guidance to learners seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills.
HTML & CSS : Code Your Own Interactive Websites
Master HTML5 and CSS3 through a friendly and straightforward course. Learn to create your own interactive websites and save money!
Brief Summary
Dive into the world of web development with this friendly course on HTML5 and CSS3. We break down the basics in a super simple way, teaching you everything you need to start coding your own interactive websites.
Key Points
- Understand the basics of HTML5 and CSS3.
- Learn to create and style your own websites.
- Discover how to transform that knowledge into a money-making skill.
Learning Outcomes
- Create your own website from scratch using HTML5.
- Apply CSS3 styling to make your site look great.
- Understand how to use forms, tables, and multimedia elements.
About This Course
Learn HTML5 and CSS3 and code your own Interactive websites in no time.
If you are in Business you know how importance a website is. It is like your business identy. but when you want to create your own webiste and contact a webdesigner, they'll charge you thousand of dollars to create that. Because they know how write code to make a website and you don't. But think if you know how to write code and create your own website, it's not just save you money it also make you money, How? just create websites for others and they will pay you thousand of dolars just doing that. So that's why this course are. In this course I'll tech HTML and CSS the language behind every website.
In the first chapter we start with HTML5. First of all we learn what is html and learn it's syntax and semantics. Then we move onto basic document structure, how to properly section pages and how to use HTML to format page content using phrase elements and font markup language.
After that, we'll explore how to properly create hyperlinks and lists. Finally, we look at html5 forms and table. And also explaning html5 audio and video tags and some embed tag like iframe.
On the next chapter we move onto styling part the CSS. In this chapter you will learn about what CSS is and what it can do for you. we start with CSS syntax then move onto fonts, colours, margins, padding, lines, links, height, width, background images. We also take an in depth look at advanced positions like absolute position, relative position and fixed position. Also we look at how to create beautiful gradient effects and many other cool things.
Thanks for watching this video, and I can't wait to show you how easy it is to begin writing html and CSS code to create your own website.
Learn What is HTML5
Learn Important of HTML5
Learn how to formatting content
Course Curriculum
3 Lectures
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Review
Björn W.
Es hat Spass gemacht die verschiedenen Funktionen von HTML und CSS kennen zu lernen, ich bin gut mitgekommen und habe einiges gelern. Vielen Dank
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Oladele E. P.
Educative and Enlightening.
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Vithal K.
It's a school level training course. It is not for professionals.
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Daryl J.
My son will be attending college this year as freshman. He will be majoring in Computer Science. Being able to have an understanding of HTML/CSS give me a sense of knowledge. I see co-workers doing this and I thought it was to complex for me. I really think I can do this!
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April O.
So far it simple and preparing me for my class
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Blake H.
As someone with years of experience in HTML I would recommend this course with the following caveats. Some of the code taught in this course would not pass an HTML5 validation test. Instead of using the 'script' tag with the 'src' attribute to link to an external JS file, he uses the 'link' tag instead. Also, in the DIV video he's teaching the old way to use 'div' tags. Instead, he could use 'header' and 'footer' tags, which are valid and semantic in HTML5. Also, he's showing the use of the 'id' attribute for potentially repeating code like "paragraph", "link" and "image" instead of more correctly using the 'class' attribute. Also, he spelled 'serif' as "sarif" in the 'font-family' CSS property. He didn't go over the 'section' tag (where you would use the 'id' attribute for internal links, in a one-page application for instance). He didn't show you how to use the value '100vh' for the 'height' or 'min-height' property. He didn't even show you how to use 'em' or 'rem' in addition to 'px'. I'm not sure how this course earned a Highest Rated award in the Design > Web Design > CSS category when there are other courses which not only show you how to do more but also how to code HTML and CSS more correctly and semantically. I hope this review helps someone who's looking for work in the website industry whose code WILL be scrutinized if the employer is serious about hiring them.
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Miguel H.
An excellent beginner course that sets the groundwork and structural design of building a website from scratch or improving a website through various methods. There was some hard-core practice following along which just made it easier to apply new skills in real-world theme and plugin applications. Getting down to the nitty-gritty, this course is perfect for learning how to integrate HTML and CSS styles. Somenath Sen offers a unique approach which begins with Internal CSS and External CSS which makes it much easier to understand key concepts regarding Inline CSS and HTML elements.
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Netbee S.
Every step is very understandable and i am really exciting about this course and all the things that i learn and learning!
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Luke M.
great introduction.
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Teagan C.
Hearing impaired, so difficulty in understanding. When Closed Captioning is on, it does not accurately script what is actually being said. Also, the pace is a bit slow for me. I understand there can be others who may find this just right.