BASIC HTML & CSS for NON-WEB DESIGNERS
By Jessica Hische and Russ Maschmeyer
Are you a print designer, artist, fine-artist, or general artistic person? does one have a stinking web {site} that you simply abused along yourself in Dreamweaver in this ONE net style category that you simply took in college? does one not have a site the least bit as a result of you’ve been waiting 2 years for your relative to place it along for you? Well, we’re here to assist. we all know that you simply have very little to no want to try and do net style professionally, however that doesn’t mean that you simply need an unpleasant same web site or to accept one that hasn't been updated since Hackers was in theaters. Through short tutorial videos, you’ll learn the way to require a basic wordpress web log and manipulate the css, HTML (and even some php!) to match your aesthetic. You’ll feel authorised instead of lame by {the internet|the net|the net} and worst case situation you’ll a minimum of find yourself having an improved plan of however skilled web styleers flip your design dreams into a reality on screen.
“Don’t Fear the Internet”, a new resource to help demystify html and css coding so you can prettify your blogs and quit asking your nerd friends for freebies!
In this episode, we’ll introduce you to the internet, give you a simple framework for how the web works as well as introduce you to what a website is on a practical level.
In this enlightening (and hunger-inducing) episode, we’ll talk a bit about HTML code structure before we get into the meat of it (har har!) in upcoming episodes.
In this episode, we’ll introduce you to the developer tools hidden in your browser that will become indispensable as you begin to look at HTML and CSS code.
In the first video in this two-part series, we’ll take you through building a webpage from scratch by using a good text editor.
In the conclusion of this two-part series, we’ll show you how to apply and write your own CSS.
We’ll give you the low-down on Classes and IDs and hone your CSS skills at the same time.
In this “epicsode”, Jessica covers some type history and many CSS terms you’ll come to know and love.
In this installment, Russ can take you from net layout zero to hero. He’ll take you step by step, from the box model to positioning and floating and can begin you down the trail to responsive net style with fluid dimension layouts.
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