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Introduction to Web Development
  • Introduction To Web Development
  • Tools
    • Notes: Web Development Process
    • Notes: Replit
    • Notes: GitHub
    • Notes: Replit + GitHub Integration
    • GitHub Pages Hosting
  • Week 1: HTML
    • Notes: HTML
    • Notes: Working With Images
    • Project: Hello World
    • Project: Subject of Interest
  • Week 2: CSS
    • Notes: CSS
    • Using CSS for Layout
      • Notes: Box Model
      • Notes: Flexbox
      • Notes: Responsive Layout
    • Project: Styling Subject of Interest
    • Project: Image Gallery
  • Week 3: JavaScript and HTML Forms
    • Notes: JavaScript
    • Notes: Processing HTML Forms with JavaScript
    • Project: Dynamic Style Change
    • Project: Mad Libs
  • Week 4: Web Site Using Bootstrap
    • Notes: Anatomy of a URL
    • Notes: Content
    • Notes: Bootstrap
    • Notes: Overriding Bootstrap
    • Notes: Favicons
    • Notes: License
    • StartBootstrap Templates
    • Project: Bootstrap Website
  • Wrap Up
  • Videos
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Introduction To Web Development

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Last updated 10 months ago

Welcome to this course, which introduces beginners to creating websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Learning to code in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is an excellent introduction to computer programming and working on the Web. You will create a website that hosts images and text content. Web development is satisfying to both technical and creative individuals. Web pages are a form of communication and information. The ability to craft a web page can lead to valuable employment as custom websites are in high demand.

In this course, you will receive instructions on writing, storing, and hosting code using cloud-based services. You'll use to create and test your code. If you are developing for the web, learning how to host your content on the web is essential. You'll use pages to host your web content.

There are five sections in this course that are doable in four weeks:

  1. Tools: Using Cloud Services to Write, Store, and Host Code

  2. Week 1 - HTML: the structure of the document

  3. Week 2 - CSS: the style of the document

  4. Week 3 - JavaScript: the interactive document

  5. Week 4 - Bootstrap: the multi-document solution

Project Based Learning

Reading about writing code is more meaningful if you use the code you're reading about. This book includes instructions for working on projects that reflect what has been provided in the reading.

The projects will walk you through using the tools to create and host websites.

Introduction to Web Development
replit.com
GitHub
Web Developmnet with Cloud Services. Image from rawpixel.com.