Course HackLearn to Code for the WebBy Institute of Coding, University of Leeds
In a Nutshell
This beginner's guide to web development will teach the basics of HTML and CSS – the foundations for any website – to help you start your journey in coding.
Favorite Quote
You can often find you'll be learning something, and it'll take days to understand it, even weeks … But when you are part of a community ... it's just really nice because you have the support.
Naomi Sharif, Sky junior web developer
Introduction
You use the World Wide Web every time you open your browser.
Since its creation in 1990 as an instrument for academics and scientists, the internet has grown into the primary way we navigate the world, whether in our work, leisure, or communication.
The inventor of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, was included in the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympic Games. Appearing at a computer on stage, he tweeted 'this is for everyone.'
One of Berners-Lee's central philosophies in creating the World Wide Web was that anybody should be able to read and write web content.
In this course, web developer and designer Tom Armitage will teach you about the central technologies that make web pages possible — HTML and CSS.
The course explores the key terms and ideas in coding, explains the raw elements that make up a website, and looks at how web pages are displayed using code.
Here are the 3 key insights from this Hack
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