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In this 18-hour class, participants will learn how to code webpages using HTML and CSS. Participants will learn how to mark up content (headings, paragraphs, lists, links, etc), style the appearance, and upload the web pages using FTP to take the site live. Attendees do not need any prior coding experience and will learn valuable skills they can use to start building or editing web pages right away. This is the perfect course to launch a career in web development or to learn how to create or edit web pages. The class includes a free retake and a step-by-step workbook.

In this 18-hour class, students take their HTML and CSS skills to the next level. Students will progress beyond the basics by learning modern web development coding techniques such as SVG, CSS gradients, CSS positioning, Ems vs Rems, powerful CSS selectors, using CSS media queries for building responsive sites, coding responsive images, mobile optimizations, and much more. The class includes a free retake and a step-by-step workbook.Z

This beginner-friendly bootcamp is designed for individuals interested in learning website coding fundamentals. In this hands-on bootcamp, students will get an overview of HTML and CSS, learn how websites operate, build a web page of their own, and learn how to modify the code of an existing website. Students will also learn the basics of front-end web development and how to launch a website so that it is live on the internet.

This introduction to HTML & CSS provides an overview of basic web development. Students will learn how to use HTML5 and CSS to create a website. This course will also cover best practices in web development, such as how to layout a web page, use design elements such as color and text, and the proper use of multi-column layouts. They will also learn how to create forms for data collection.

This 4-day introductory course in HTML & CSS will teach you how to make websites from scratch. It starts from by covering core concepts, syntax, and formatting HTML documents using CSS. It places a lot of emphasis on responsive web design so your websites are compatible with any device. It will also teach you how to use CSS to format forms, tables, pictures, media, and fonts. Finally, this course touches on different ways to deploy websites and how JavaScript enhances website functionality.

This course is for experienced front-end developers who wish to develop skills in creating responsive websites. It focuses on media queries, dynamic viewports, responsive images, selectors, typography, and SVGs for resolution independence. This course does not teach frameworks like Bootstrap nor does it teach you how to code HTML/CSS.

This beginner-friendly bootcamp is designed for individuals interested in learning website coding fundamentals. In this hands-on bootcamp, students will get an overview of HTML and CSS, learn how websites operate, build a web page of their own, and learn how to modify the code of an existing website. Students will also learn the basics of front-end web development and how to launch a website so that it is live on the internet.

This part-time 26-week Front-End After Hours Coding bootcamp was designed to help transform students new to coding to programming experts who can confidently create impressive front-end web applications. This course covers a wide range of front-end coding tools and concepts, including how to create responsive experiences with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, modern front-end web application development, collaborative software development and version control using Git and GitHub, software development and programming best practices, working with back-end servers, agile application development, and more. Throughout the duration of this bootcamp students will also learn about combatting imposter syndrome, attend workshops for enhancing their LinkedIn profiles, prepare for interviews, and participate in mock behavioral and technical interviews to become job ready upon graduation.

This course is ideal for students with HTML and CSS knowledge looking to create more complex sites. Students will learn advanced HTML, how to design for multiple platforms, and create responsive images and designs.

This intro course helps students gain basic HTML coding skills and CSS. You will learn to edit existing HTML files, work with videos and images, and format style text with CSS.

This entry-level course is designed to help students understand how HTML and CSS function. You will learn about page structure, working with images, and what HTML and CSS are, and how they work together.

This class teaches students the fundamental skills that bolster everything in web design and development. You will learn about line breaks and how to structure the document.

This CSS training course is intended to provide a basic introduction to Cascading Style Sheets for complete beginners. You will learn negative margins, borders vs. outlines, and list selectors.

This hands-on course focuses exclusively on CSS page layout. You will learn about placeholder content, static positioning, and absolute positioning.

The main purpose of this class is to enable students to understand the underlying concepts and logic of CSS. You will learn about separating HTML from CSS, embedding CSS styles in HTML, and CSS 1.

This course's primary focus is writing less but better CSS code using SASS. You will learn to use SASS variables, functions, and mixins.

This class teaches students how to create webpages using HTML5 and CSS. Topics covered include webpage structure, using meta tags, formatting webpages, using hyperlinks and images, creating tables, using lists, and more.

This intermediate course guides students through building a website with HTML5 and CSS. Students will learn how to plan and control layout with CSS, use Semantic Elements in HTML5, manage web fonts, audio, video, web forms, and more. By the end of the class, students will have created an example website to demonstrate their skills.

Students will learn how to structure a website and control page layout with CSS, create web forms and use Semantic Elements in HTML5, add audio, video, web fonts, documents, and external content to a website, and publish the finished website through a web server. By the end of the class, students will know how to build and manage a website with a consistent feel and style.

This course introduces students to HTML5 and CSS3. Using HTML5 code, students learn how to design a website and create one from scratch. They will learn to format content using headings, paragraphs and lists, create hyperlinks, and insert images.