Course Description
This lecture takes you on a journey to understand how Web Development works from scratch! We will start by exploring the role of servers and how websites respond to user requests. You will learn about HTML, the foundational language for structuring web pages, and how to use tags to organize content.
Next, we will dive into CSS to style web pages and take a look at how users interact with websites using JavaScript. By the end of this lecture, you will be able to create simple web pages, add elements such as text, images, lists, and tables, and work with hyperlinks to build interactive and connected websites.
What you'll learn
After completing this course, the learner will be able to:
• Identify fundamental HTML elements like tags, lists, and tables.
• Explain the role of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in web development.
• Create a basic web page using HTML.
• Use tags to structure content and add images, lists, and hyperlinks.
• Compare different types of lists, tables, and content formatting in HTML.
• Assess best practices for writing clean and well-structured HTML code.
• Design a simple webpage layout using HTML and CSS.
• Develop an interactive webpage by incorporating structured content.
Requirements
Hasn't any prerequisites
