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Beginner's guide to html and css
Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 11:21 am
by gustavowoltmann01
I know some of us here know how to start with html and css but for beginners, do we have a guide or tips on how to start?
Re: Beginner's guide to html and css
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2016 3:51 pm
by chandra
Please check this out
http://www.w3schools.com/
Here you will find all you need

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Re: Beginner's guide to html and css
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2016 2:23 pm
by SFITCS
IMHO the best short guide is the
Google: HTML, CSS, and Javascript from the Ground Up on YouTube. You'll find the course guide materials
here.
You'll find many tutorials and guides on the
Mozilla Developer Network (the folks behind Firefox and Thunderbird). You might want to start with
Learning Web Development, and also take a look at
Tutorials links.
There are also a number of HTML/CSS/Web developer courses (no cost) available on Udacity. You might like the
Intro to HTML and CSS.
W3C (the organisation that manages HTML and CSS standards,
not the commercial W3schools site which has no association with W3C despite the deceptive name choice), also has a number of
courses available. The courses have no cost unless you'd like a Verified Certificate.
Codecademy has Web courses, like the introductory
HTML & CSS course.
EdX also has courses (most cost money, but are well recognised).
Re: Beginner's guide to html and css
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 2:56 am
by SFITCS
One resource I forgot to include is the excellent (and no cost) Web Development training available at
The Odin Project.
Basic HTML and CSS knowledge is not the same as skills. i.e. most people "know" HTML and CSS, but only a very small percentage can do anything useful with that knowledge (which is why
most websites are rubbish). The
best explanation I've read on the subject is by Anika Henke - well worth taking 3 minutes to read.
Why is
that important, or relevant? (especially given the ease with which you can create templates and themes in CMSMS based on existing work). If you know what "good enough" is you can determine how much you need to know, and value what you've learned appropriately. It's only when you know a subject well that you can spot the difference between excellent and average but flashy.
HTH
Re: Beginner's guide to html and css
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 2:37 pm
by gustavowoltmann01
This is great! Thanks a lot!