Starting web development is easier when the very first steps are handled properly, which is why this course begins with setting up your code editor and learning the shortcuts that save time later. From there it covers HTML structure and tags, then CSS styling, positioning, and layout, ending with a website you build yourself.

This Course Offers

• Code editor setup and important shortcuts, so you start with a working environment rather than fighting configuration
• HTML structure covering head, meta, title, headings, text formats, comments, and attributes
• Media and links including inserting video, audio, and images by link or from your device, plus creating links and using iframes
• Forms with input types, radio buttons, datalists, fieldsets, and details, plus tables, lists, and layout elements like div and span
• CSS covering syntax, selectors, priorities, units, the box model, positioning, display, float, pseudo classes, backgrounds, fonts, and media

Why We Love This Course

1. No programming skills are required, so it works as a true starting point.
2. It covers a surprisingly broad range of HTML tags and CSS properties, including details many beginner courses skip.
3. The final goal is building your own website, which gives the learning a concrete destination.
4. At a substantial lesson count with updated material, the course has enough depth without assuming prior knowledge.

Every developer starts here, and a solid foundation in HTML and CSS makes the next language or framework far easier. Do you want to keep putting off web development, or build your first page this week? Enrollment is open, and no prior experience is needed.

• This course is perfect for anyone wanting to learn web development with no prior knowledge.
• It suits complete beginners setting up their first development environment.
• Aspiring front end developers building foundations in HTML and CSS will find the practical, zero to website approach directly useful.

• No programming skills are required, since the course starts from zero.
• A computer with internet access is needed to install a code editor and build pages.
• A willingness to follow along and write code will help you finish with a working website.

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