HTML 5 Visual Learning

HTML 5 Visual Learning, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.4, with 127 lectures, based on 71 reviews, and has 5359 subscribers.

You will learn about Web Design Fundamentals Structuring Web-based Content HTML 5 This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners at self-learning front end web development skills. It is particularly useful for Beginners at self-learning front end web development skills.

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Summary

Title: HTML 5 Visual Learning

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 127

Number of Published Lectures: 127

Number of Curriculum Items: 127

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 127

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Web Design Fundamentals
Structuring Web-based Content
HTML 5

Who Should Attend

Beginners at self-learning front end web development skills.

Target Audiences

Beginners at self-learning front end web development skills.

HTML 5 Visual Learningfills a gap in the learning and reference works on introductory web design. Instead of the terse definitions written for experts found in online documentation resources, or long commentaries to ease novices into programming, this course strikes a balance between succinct explanation and complete visualizations of code so that the key concepts are learned through easy-to-follow examples.

The course assumes no previous knowledge of HTML, web development or programming. You will very quickly gain the skills you need to write the original source files for creating websites. You can also use the course in an ongoing way as a general reference since it presents very thorough coverage of HTML elements, their features and use cases.

Dozens of code snippets are provided for you to experiment with to develop your HTML 5 skills. I show you how to use an online IDE (integrated learning environment) for practicing and pre-visualizing your HTML code.

After completing this course, you can continue your learning with my other courses on CSS 3 and Bootstrap 4. Whether you want to become a professional web developer, or create websites to use as a communication tool, the course will get you well on your way with its many examples and resources.

This course is based on my Mike Ludo (a pen name) web development books.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Your Instructor

Lecture 1: My Other Free Courses on Udemy

Lecture 2: About the Instructor

Lecture 3: Link to All the Examples

Chapter 2: Prerequisites and Code Examples

Lecture 1: What This Course Assumes

Lecture 2: Access the Code Files

Chapter 3: Video Walkthroughs

Lecture 1: A Note About the Videos

Lecture 2: Using a Code Editor

Lecture 3: Using an FTP Client App

Lecture 4: Modifying Website Templates

Lecture 5: Website Aesthetics

Lecture 6: Using a Web Editor Part 1 | Overview

Lecture 7: Using a Web Editor Part 2 | User Interface Tour

Lecture 8: Using a Web Editor Part 3 | Importing Fonts

Lecture 9: Using a Web Editor Part 4 | Styling Icons

Lecture 10: Using a Web Editor Part 5 | Working with Images

Chapter 4: Introduction

Lecture 1: Files and Directories

Lecture 2: The Other Tools

Lecture 3: Summary of Making .html Files

Lecture 4: Markup

Lecture 5: The Self-Closing Tags

Lecture 6: The Tree Structure (Parents and Children)

Lecture 7: Attributes and Values

Lecture 8: Tags vs Elements

Lecture 9: Structure, Style, Interaction

Lecture 10: Inline CSS

Lecture 11: Special Characters

Lecture 12: Semantic Tags

Lecture 13: Name Things Well

Lecture 14: Block and Inline Display Properties

Lecture 15: Bit.ly URL Shortener Note

Chapter 5: The HTML 5 Elements

Lecture 1: The Tags & Elements

Lecture 2: <!– –>

Lecture 3: <!DOCTYPE html>

Lecture 4: <a>

Lecture 5: <abbr>

Lecture 6: <address>

Lecture 7: <area>

Lecture 8: <article>

Lecture 9: <aside>

Lecture 10: <audio>

Lecture 11: <b>

Lecture 12: <base>

Lecture 13: <bdi>

Lecture 14: <bdo>

Lecture 15: <blockquote>

Lecture 16: <body>

Lecture 17: <br>

Lecture 18: <button>

Lecture 19: <canvas>

Lecture 20: <caption>

Lecture 21: <cite>

Lecture 22: <code>

Lecture 23: <col> & <colgroup>

Lecture 24: <data>

Lecture 25: <datalist>

Lecture 26: <dd> , <dl> & <dt>

Lecture 27: <details> & <summary>

Lecture 28: <dfn>

Lecture 29: <dialogue>

Lecture 30: <div>

Lecture 31: <em>

Lecture 32: <embed>

Lecture 33: <fieldset> & <legend>

Lecture 34: <figcaption> & <figure>

Lecture 35: <footer>

Lecture 36: <form>

Lecture 37: <h1> – <h6> & <hgroup>

Lecture 38: <head>

Lecture 39: <header>

Lecture 40: <hr>

Lecture 41: <html>

Lecture 42: <i>

Lecture 43: <iframe>

Lecture 44: <img>

Lecture 45: <input>

Lecture 46: <ins> & <del>

Lecture 47: <kbd>

Lecture 48: <label>

Lecture 49: <li>, <ul> & <ol>

Lecture 50: <link>

Lecture 51: <main>

Lecture 52: <map>

Lecture 53: <mark>

Lecture 54: <meta>

Lecture 55: <meter>

Lecture 56: <nav>

Lecture 57: <noscript>

Lecture 58: <object> & <param>

Lecture 59: <optgroup> & <option>

Lecture 60: <output>

Lecture 61: <p>

Lecture 62: <picture>

Lecture 63: <pre>

Lecture 64: <progress>

Lecture 65: <q>

Instructors

Michael Filimowicz
Award Winning AI Artist: electronic music and digital art

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 5 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 11 votes
4 stars: 20 votes
5 stars: 32 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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