
Explore how white space behaves in HTML, why browsers render multiple spaces as a single space, and how cross-browser compatibility affects simple versus advanced websites.
Add content to a section by using heading tags and dummy text like lorem ipsum, then wrap paragraph text and preview in the browser.
Add content to articles in HTML by using headings, a paragraph, and a list with li items for hobbies, plus contact details and upcoming styling lessons.
Style a section using css by applying padding with shorthand, a light reddish background, and center the h2 while coloring the h2 and paragraph for contrast.
Style the articles in a responsive three-column layout using float left, 33.3% widths, and percentage margins and padding, with rgb colors for headings, text, and equal heights.
If you're looking to get a start on learning the new, fun, and profitable skill of web development, then this course is for you. Instead of teaching tedious theory on how to code a website, you'll learn practical knowledge on how to do it. The best way to learn is by doing, and that's why you'll actually make a complete website from scratch. You'll learn two different methods, by writing the code from scratch, and using Dreamweaver, a tool that every web developer should have. You'll learn the advantages and disadvantages to using each method, and be able to see your work come to life!