Intro to HTML and CSS
This free Udacity course is designed to be part of professional programs for Full Stack Web Development, Java Development and C++. It covers underlying structures of web development and how to use tree-like structures in the creation of websites. It is a three-week, beginner course that is a great starting point for anyone interested in web development.
Created by: Cameron Pittman
Produced in 2015
What you will learn
- HTML Syntax
- HTML Problem Sets
- CSS Syntax
- CSS Problem Sets
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Overall Score : 70 / 100
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Course Description
Throughout this course, you'll learn about the underlying structure of the web - HTML. You'll learn how to use this tree-like structure to create websites. You'll also learn how to apply styling to a website through CSS. You'll learn about CSS syntax, selectors, and units. Along the way, you'll also learn about code editors and a browser's Developer Tools.
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- Course serves as a great introduction to front-end web development.
- Instead of building a web page from the ground up, course takes a unique approach and dissects a fully developed web page.
- Course does a great job of preventing burnout and intimidation that makes comparable courses prohibitive to beginners.
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- While the course is beginner-friendly, it remains so at the cost of deeper understanding. Students who complete this course may still hit roadblocks taking on simple web development challenges.
- Course is more of a primer than introductory class.
- Course stays practical at the cost of ignoring sound fundamental theory.
Instructor Details
- 3.5 Rating
- 11 Reviews
Cameron Pittman
Cameron Pittma is a former high school teacher that taught physics with portals. Cameron stumbled upon web development by accident and is now a Course Developer at Udacity.