Hey! Ever wanted to make your own custom website? This class covers how to make a website from scratch with HTML and CSS – you don't need any prior experience. And you don’t need to be a wizard. So geek out and learn how to make a single-page website in this fun DIY class. You’ll be taken through the basics of HTML and CSS; how to plan your site; what apps to use; and how to write your code (it's really easy when you follow along).
You’ll love this class if you like building your own stuff; have website and app ideas; love doing things your own way; have ever wondered what's behind the websites that magically appear before your eyes; and especially if you’re a creative who wants to level up and get your nerd on!
By the end of this class you’ll be able to publish your own websites – with code you’ve written yourself. The world will be your oyster. You'll have a good base to learn new stuff from. And you’ll be able to share whatever you like with the rest of the world via the interwebs! Knowing how to code (even a little bit) is super fun and rewarding! You’ll have some sweet skills that will make your friends super jealous!
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Class Intro1/5
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Lesson 1 - What to Download5:03 mins
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HTML2/5
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Lesson 2 - What is HTML?2:05 mins
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Lesson 3 - Writing HTML16:15 mins
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Lesson 4 - Get your Site Online5:03 mins
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CSS3/5
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Lesson 5 - What is CSS?1:05 mins
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Lesson 6 - Writing CSS20:07 mins
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Planning Your Website4/5
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Lesson 7 - Planning your Website1:52 mins
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Lesson 8 - Your Website's HTML21:04 mins
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Lesson 9 - Your Website's CSS25:40 mins
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Lesson 10 - Debugging + Common Errors3:37 mins
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Lesson 11 - Your own Website0:38 mins
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The End (Party)5/5
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The class conclusion1:14 mins
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Hand-Code Your First Website: HTML+CSS Basics
By Rich Armstrong
SUMMER SALE
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English
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English, Spanish, French (Machine translation)
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Access on mobile and Desktop
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Full time access
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Certificate of completion
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Rich Armstrong
Founder of TapTapKaboomI'm Rich Armstrong, the founder of TapTapKaboom. Although I call myself a Product Designer, I'm more of a jack-of-all-trades / generalist / world-class unicorn who creates compulsively—I design, animate, doodle, and code. Also, I have a wild imagination and can touch my nose with my tongue.
