Intro to Web Development Fluency

Course

In this course, we'll be exploring how to create web pages—and, along the way, you'll learn some important concepts about how computer languages work.

Fluency
1 week
Last Updated September 8, 2022

Skills you'll learn:

Web Development Fluency

Prerequisites:

No experience required

Fluency

1 week

Last Updated September 8, 2022

Skills you'll learn:

Web Development Fluency

Prerequisites:

No experience required

Course Lessons

Lesson 1

Introduction to the Web and HTML

Learn about the web, web pages, and HyperText Markup Language (HTML).

Lesson 2

HTML and Programming

Learn what markup is and how to create a simple text-based web page by writing HTML in a text file.

Lesson 3

Breaks, Paragraphs, and Whitespace

Learn how to use breaks and paragraphs to create whitespace on your web page.

Lesson 4

More HTML Elements

Dive into some additional HTML elements, including nested elements and headings.

Lesson 5

Block and Inline Elements

Learn about the difference between block and inline elements.

Lesson 6

Files, Addresses, and Links

Learn more about how to refer to files in your HTML code and add hyperlinks to your web page.

Lesson 7

Structure of An HTML Document

Zoom out to learn about the overall structure of a web page and how to validate your HTML.

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