Learn HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript from scratch with a friendly guide. Perfect for beginners looking to dive into web development!
This course is all about diving into web development with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. It’s super beginner-friendly and super fun!
Learning HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript from scratch with professional developer
In this tutorial we’re going to learn from scratch 3 most popular items in front end web development - HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.
These three items allow you to break into the industry as a front-end web developer.
The very first topic we're going to learn is what is HTML5. The point is after taking this course you from the complete beginner you'll be able to use HTML5 to create a modern websites.
We will also cover all the different attributes and elements associated with HTML and in fact many other items related to HTML 5 so that you can advance your skills when you create modern webpages.
We will then get down and will explain how to use CSS to style your web pages and create a number graphic and interactive features in your web applications.
And of course we will cover JavaScript so that upon completion of this course you'll be able to use JavaScript to create interactivity and dynamic elements in your web applications.Â
Using JavaScript you'll be able to change things on the page, depending on user activities there. That means that you'll be able to make your websites interactive!
In fact we're going to learn from scratch a number of different aspects of HTML5, CSS and JavaScript.Â
Again guys, these three items allow you to break into the industry as front-end web developer.
Create modern websites using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaSript
Understand JavaScript code
Add styling to any website using CSS
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Could be more in detail as a beginner hard to understand the codes used
The description suggests "use HTML5 to create modern websites" unfortunately, the content doesn't provide anything remotely close t the look/feel/function of a modern website, other than rudimentary controls. It also suggested the CSS module will teach a number of graphic and interactive features, which is a stretch. The course was very very basic, which is fine, but spends minutes talking about the differences between () and {} and where to find them on the keyboard and then glosses past concepts like functions or classes.
There are not great instructions for mac users to access the softwares needed. HTML was good and easy to follow. The other concepts were not as basic and harder to understand. Overall good start but was hoping to understand it more.
Did not seem like any preparation was put into this course. The tutor spoke to fast and didnt explain much.
In-depth learning of major HTML and CSS concepts coupled with a number of interesting code examples.
Great course for beginners who want to learn HTML5 and CSS3 from scratch but not sure where to start. I highly recommend this course as a good start point to programming world!
At this stage it's going a bit slow, which is maybe not a bad thing, but it is also not gripping me.
Good introduction thought there was more to it, particularly dealing with html 5 and css 3
Richard is a true expert in JavaScript and HTML and he knows how to get the maximum of your attention when explaining the topics to students
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Ron C.
Cash grab. The presentation looks improvised . Instructor fussed with getting Aptana to work for 30% of one video.
The presentation has no direction or sequential progression. Sample code from one video to another went from 14 lines to 60 without explanation, or where we could get a copy of his working code, such as "go to Github" or something.
This course is disappoints.