About Course
Course Overview:
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to HTML and CSS, covering fundamental concepts and advanced techniques. By the end of the course, students will be able to build well-structured, styled websites from scratch.
Module 1: Introduction to HTML
1.1 What is HTML?
- Definition and purpose of HTML
- Overview of HTML tags and elements
1.2 Basic Structure of an HTML Document
<!DOCTYPE html><html>,<head>,<body>- Using
<title>for document titles
1.3 Common HTML Tags
- Headings:
<h1>,<h2>,<h3>, etc. - Paragraphs:
<p> - Links:
<a> - Images:
<img> - Lists:
<ul>,<ol>,<li> - Tables:
<table>,<tr>,<td>,<th>
1.4 HTML Forms and Input Elements
- Form structure:
<form>,<input>,<textarea>,<button> - Form attributes and elements
1.5 Semantic HTML
- Introduction to semantic tags:
<header>,<nav>,<main>,<section>,<article>,<footer> - Importance of semantic HTML for accessibility and SEO
Module 2: Introduction to CSS
2.1 What is CSS?
- Definition and purpose of CSS
- How CSS interacts with HTML
2.2 Basic CSS Syntax
- Selectors: Element, Class, ID
- Properties and values
- Inline, internal, and external styles
2.3 Styling Text
- Font properties:
font-family,font-size,font-weight - Text alignment and decoration:
text-align,text-decoration - Line height and letter spacing
2.4 Box Model
- Understanding margins, borders, padding, and content
- Using
box-sizingproperty
2.5 Layout Techniques
- Display properties:
block,inline,inline-block,none - Positioning:
static,relative,absolute,fixed,sticky - Flexbox: Basics of Flexbox and its properties
- Grid: Basics of CSS Grid and its properties
Module 3: Advanced HTML & CSS
3.1 Responsive Design
- Media queries and breakpoints
- Mobile-first design approach
- Fluid layouts and responsive images
3.2 Advanced CSS Techniques
- CSS Variables (Custom Properties)
- Transitions and animations
- CSS transforms:
translate,rotate,scale
3.3 CSS Frameworks
- Introduction to popular CSS frameworks (e.g., Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS)
- Using frameworks to speed up development
3.4 Accessibility and Best Practices
- Making websites accessible (ARIA roles, semantic HTML)
- Cross-browser compatibility
- Performance optimization tips
Module 4: Project and Practical Application
4.1 Building a Simple Website
- Planning and wireframing
- Structuring HTML content
- Applying CSS styles
4.2 Responsive Website Design Project
- Creating a responsive layout with media queries
- Implementing flexible grids and images
4.3 Final Project
- Comprehensive project combining HTML and CSS skills
- Peer review and feedback
Additional Resources
- Recommended Reading:
- “HTML and CSS: Design and Build Websites” by Jon Duckett
- “CSS Secrets” by Lea Verou
- Online Tools:
- CodePen
- JSFiddle
- CSS-Tricks
- Communities and Forums:
- Stack Overflow
- Reddit’s r/web_design
- MDN Web Docs
Course Delivery:
- Format: Online (self-paced or live sessions)
- Materials: Video lectures, written notes, code examples
- Assignments: Practical exercises and projects
- Assessment: Quizzes, project evaluations
Course Content
1. HTML Basics and Structure
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HTML Basics and Structure
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2. CSS Basics
3. Responsive Web Design
4. Advance Css Techniques
5. Final Project and Best Practices
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