'Basics of HTML/CSS | Start your Web Development Journey from Scratch' | 60 min Bootcamp for Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology (LICET)

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

After completing this course you will:

  • Have a good working knowledge of the Fundamentals of HTML/CSS Programming.
  • Learn various concepts like Tags, Elements, lists, & Hyperlinks, to create your own food recipe web page.
  • Get a food recipe web page that you can customize, showcase and share, using the existing source code.

Complete this course in 3 easy steps to earn your certificate & badge!

STEP 1 : Watch the below self-guided tutorial.
STEP 2 : Practice as you watch the video by installing and working with the kandi 1-click solution kit.
STEP 3 : Complete the assessment to receive your certificate & badge.

STEP 1 : TUTORIAL

Watch this self guided tutorial on the “Basics of HTML/CSS for Beginners”.

STEP 2 : PRACTICAL EXERCISE

Click the below button to access the basics of HTML/CSS kandi kit. This kit has all the required dependencies and resources you need to build your application.

Click on the 1-Click Installer button on the kandi kit page to install the basics of HTML/CSS kit. On installing and running this kit, you will have a working model that you can customize and use in your project.

In case you want to review the session, feel free to watch the recording HERE.

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Code Snippet Exercises

Below are two sample coding exercises that will help you advance in your journey in HTML/CSS. To get started, use the relevant keywords to search for simple code snippets in the search bar on kandi.

Sample Exercise 1 - Heading tag < h >: The < h1 > to < h6 > tags are used to define HTML headings. < h1 > defines the most important heading. < h6 > defines the least important heading.

Sample Exercise 2 - Image tag in HTML < img >: The < img > tag is used to embed an image in an HTML page. The < img > tag has two required attributes:

  • src - Specifies the path to the image.
  • alt - Specifies an alternate text for the image, if the image for some reason cannot be displayed.

STEP 3 : ASSESSMENT

Complete a short assessment and earn your certificate & badge now. Congrats
Take Assessment

Your assessment will be reviewed and you will receive a verified certificate & badge via email within a week.

SUPPORT

Reach out to us by replying below for any help you may need with this course.

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