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    HTML & CSS For Beginners: Your Step by Step Guide to Easily HTML & CSS Programming in 7 Days
    HTML & CSS For Beginners: Your Step by Step Guide to Easily HTML & CSS Programming in 7 Days
    HTML & CSS For Beginners: Your Step by Step Guide to Easily HTML & CSS Programming in 7 Days
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    HTML & CSS For Beginners: Your Step by Step Guide to Easily HTML & CSS Programming in 7 Days

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    1. Are You Ready To Learn HTML & CSS Easily?

    HTML is an acronym for Hyper Text Mark-Up Language. It is the main programming language used to develop websites. It acts as a framework of sorts where different elements like color, video, images, flash animation, etc. could be added later on.

    Back in the day, website creation and development would only go as far as one's imagination. Website developers of yesteryears had to get specialized education just to be able to learn a programming language and start developing websites, applications, etc. This was an extremely grueling process and would often times become the deterring factor for students. However, when HTML was introduced, website creation and develop got a whole lot easier.

    This book will help you understand HTML's syntax and semantics, which will allow you to create a website completely from scratch. We'll teach you how to lay down the foundations—the backbone—of a website and then add aesthetic elements later on using Cascading Style Sheets or what's commonly known as CSS.

    Here's  What You'll Learn From This HTML & CSS For Beginners Book:

    ✓ Introduction

    ✓ HTML Fundamentals

    ✓ HTML Fundamentals 2

    ✓ HTML Fundamentals 3

    ✓ CSS In-depth

     and much more

    What Are You Waiting For? 

    Start Coding HTML & CSS Right Now!

    ​

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriCodeAcademy
    Release dateJan 13, 2017
    ISBN9781386695349
    HTML & CSS For Beginners: Your Step by Step Guide to Easily HTML & CSS Programming in 7 Days

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    Introduction

    HTML is an acronym for Hyper Text Mark-Up Language. It is the main programming language used to develop websites. It acts as a framework of sorts where different elements like color, video, images, flash animation, etc. could be added later on.

    This book will help you understand HTML's syntax and semantics, which will allow you to create a website completely from scratch. We'll teach you how to lay down the foundations—the backbone—of a website and then add aesthetic elements later on using Cascading Style Sheets or what’s commonly known as CSS.

    Back in the day, website creation and development would only go as far as one's imagination. Website developers of yesteryears had to get specialized education just to be able to learn a programming language and start developing websites, applications, etc. This was an extremely grueling process and would often times become the deterring factor for students. However, when HTML was introduced, website creation and develop got a whole lot easier.

    Because of HTML's simplistic syntax and semantics, it significantly reduced a website's creation time by a considerable amount of time. In addition, most developers of today make use of HTML editors that have features like predictive input, which lessens coding and debugging time significantly. Helpful as these HTML editors may be, keep in mind that these programs are not foolproof and their effective still solely depends on the person wielding them.

    This why knowing and fully understanding HTML is still crucial in being an effective and efficient website builder. HTML editors usually offer an auto-correct feature which saves you the trouble of looking through long lines of code just to find the syntax error. However, there may be times when it'll perceive something as an error even though its actually not. This is what most programmers call a false-positive. To prevent any false-positive changes made by an HTML editor, you may have to implement your desired changes manually. Doing this will obviously require an intermediate level of understanding of HTML.

    If you're planning to create, develop and host your own website. Prudence requires you, the website owner, to at least have an intermediate level of understanding of HTML. Having a firm grasp of HTML's syntax and semantics allows you to effectively translate your vision of how you want your website to look like into code. Also, as a website owner who understands HTML, you have two advantages. The first advantage is that you won't be restricted to just whatever an HTML editor dishes out. Second, since you understand HTML yourself, you won't have to call and hire a web developer just to apply some minor changes into your website.

    With that in mind, let's go ahead and start your HTML journey.

    Chapter 1: HTML Fundamentals

    HTML describes itself as a mark-up language. In fact, it is an acronym for Hyper

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