Become a Web Designer – HTML & CSS for Beginners

New to programming?

Don’t like programming, but you want to get started?

You are in the right place. HTML is easier to learn than programming languages like Python, Java, C#.

This course contains fine grained steps for anybody to get started.

HTML

• Heading
• Paragraph
• Links
• Images
• Lists
• Tables
• Forms
• Form Validation
• Create web pages that capture data from users using forms
• Understand the purpose of semantic tags

CSS

• • Applying styles using Inline, Internal and External
  • Understand Element Selector, Id Selector and Class Selector

• • Understanding and Applying Fonts
    • Font Classification – Serif, Sans Serif, Monospace
    • Font File Types – TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2
    • Understanding fonts installed in your desktop
    • Finding fonts from internet
    • Apply font using @font-face
    • Apply font using @import
    • Font Size – Absolute Size Keywords, Relative Size Keywords, Length, Percentage
    • Font Weight

• • Understanding and applying colors
    • Red, Green and Blue
    • Apply color using RGB
    • Apply color using Hexadecimal values
    • Other color applying options – RGBA, HSL, HSLA, currentcolor
    • Color Picker
  • Create Borders with various styles and apply border radius
  • Apply Spacing using Width, Padding and Margin
  • Position elements using float and clear
  • Understanding the Box Model
  • Understanding Border Box Box Model
  • Design page layout using Float and Clear
  • Display property
    • Apply display property as none, inline, block, inline-block
    • Design page layout using flex
    • Design page layout using grid and understand about fractional unit
  • Apply styles to Form Elements
    • Style Labels
    • Style Input Text
    • Style Password
    • Style Drop Down
    • Style Text Area
    • Align Radio Buttons and Checkboxes
    • Apply border to Input Text
    • Style Buttons with hover effect

• Position Elements
  • Relative
  • Absolute
  • Fixed
  • Sticky
  • Layout Design using Position
• Styling List and Table
• Using Third Party Library Icons using CSS
• Apply Responsive Web Design using CSS
• Launch the screens developed during this course into GitHub Pages