Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
9 Hour(s) 10 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Great IT Courses
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Course Overview
Learn how to Create a Static Single-column Website using HTML and CSS in One Practical Project
Learn how to develop modern websites using HTML and CSS in one single project from scratch in 8 hours in video format.
You'll be taken from an absolute novice to being able to design and implement a functional, modern, static, front end, essentially a typical website, for any web application using HTML and CSS.
Every step of the way is fully explained and the source code is provided broken down for each video, section or for the whole course. This way you can jump in at any point in the project, download the source code and files and work through the project.
The course has been designed in such a way that you'll learn all the theory required while doing the project. Therefore it's very important that you do the project yourself while you're watching the videos.
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 46 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Preparing Your Tools
- Section 2 Creating the HTML Pages
- Section 3 General CSS Part 1
- Section 4 Structuring Content in an HTML Page
- Section 5 General CSS Part 2
- Section 6 CSS For the Navigation Menu
- Section 7 Contact Form
- Section 8 HTML Tables
- Section 9 Print Version
- Section 10 Miscellaneous
What You’ll Learn
- Create a Static Single Column Website from Scratch Using HTML and CSS
- Apply all the Important and Underlying Concepts of Web Design Throughout the Process
- Build a Strong Foundation of HTML, CSS and Web Design Upon which You Can Build the Rest of Your Web Development Career
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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KKarla Mink
The course needs to be updated.
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VVipin Kumar
It was a great opportunity to learn about basic HTML and CSS.
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JJen Speak
The course seems a bit outdated at this point and the project you build in it is not very exciting. For a beginner learning HTML and CSS, I would recommend Jonas Schmedtmann's course over this one.
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WWilliam Hinson
There is a lot of repetition, it may be good for some people, it gets annoying to me though.
