What is HTML5 & CSS3
Daniel Walter Scott
Lessons
How This Class is Structured
01:41 2What to Download
02:57 3Creating Our First Webpage
05:55 4What is HTML5 & CSS3
08:24 5Head vs. Body vs. Html Tag
09:01 6Title & Description
05:54What Code Editor Should I Use
02:42 8Using Diy Tags
06:26 9What is a CSS Class
09:05 10How to Create Nested Divs
05:03 11Class Project
05:24 12External CSS
09:07 13Creating Our Index Style Pages
12:16 14Testing Your Website
08:47 15Check Your Code For Errors
11:01 16What are HTML5 Structure Tags
05:47 17Add HTML5 structure elements
16:02 18How to Set the Color of the Background
05:10 19Adding Images to a Website
04:38 20How to Center an Image
01:14 21Change the Font Size & Color
14:11 22Make a Clickable Link
08:45 23Stretching Background Image
05:38 24Making a Div Tag Transparent
02:36 25Simple Website Text Navigation
06:43 26CSS Compound Classes
07:02 27Class Project 02
02:05 28Class Project 02 - COMPLETE
04:48 29Add an Email Button to a Website
03:49 30Add Google Maps to Your Website
11:25 31Making a Website Live
16:50 32Uploading via SFTP
11:50 33Setting Up Our New Project
03:46 34CSS Reset
15:22 35Min-height vs. Height
07:01 36Div Tags Onto One Line
05:23 37Getting div tags onto one line using Flexbox in HTML & CSS
05:23 38Evenly Spaced Div Tags
04:42 39Two Div Tags of Different Sizes
07:13 40Vertically Center Content
07:20 41Class Project 3
02:51 42Class Project 3 - COMPLETE
05:39 43Change Default Fonts
04:19 44Installing Google Fonts
12:44 45What are PX & EM & REM
14:56 46Change Line Height
04:33 47SVG vs. JPG vs. PNG
07:04 48How to Create a SVG, JPG, or PNG
11:00 49Block Images vs. Background Images
08:32 50Finishing Up Our Cards
09:10 51Icons via Font Awesome
16:31 52Making a Div Container Clickable
09:55 53Box-sizing & Border-box
06:19 54How to Make A Colored Button
07:46 55Why Can't I Add Margin or Paddding
11:08 56Rounded Corners
04:17 57Drop Shadows
06:24 58Backup Your Website
05:00 59Reusing a Button Class
03:10 60Class Project 04
02:58 61Class Project 04 -COMPLETE
05:45 62Adding a Horizontal Rule
03:51 63Make Divs Wrap Onto Separate Lines
12:14 64Hover Color & Animating a Button
03:33 65Pseudo Classes
09:31 66Simple Dropdown Navigation
20:04 67Adding Our Dropdown to the Website
14:50 68Useful Shortcuts and Tips in VS Code
13:28 69Large Background Image
09:24 70How to Connect 2 Pages
10:42 71Simple PHP Form Work
17:49 72Placeholder Form Text
05:46 73Multi Line Form Text Box
02:18 74Form Check Marks
03:04 75Form Radio Button
06:07 76Form Drop Down Menu
05:48 77How to Style Your Form
12:55 78What does responsive website design mean
04:17 79How to change a website layout size color when at different sizes using media queries
11:28 80How to test your website on a tablet or mobile phone from Visual Studio Code
06:00 81How to change the layout of a responsive website for mobile vs desktop
16:02 82How to turn things on and off for mobile tablet & desktop responsive websites
06:03 83What is pixel density responsive images pixel ratio dp px in webdesign
14:47 84How to export responsive images for website from XD Photoshop Illustrator
05:11 85How to add responsive images to website using 100% width in HTML & CSS
06:08 86How to use srcset to change images in HTML for responsive website
10:15 87How to add a css style to the first line of a p tag on a website (
11:18 88How to make the header footer full width but the inside centered
05:36 89Class Project 05 – Header design
03:12 90Class Project 05 – Header design COMPLETE
06:25 91How to use a span tag or span class in HTML to change text
10:32 92How to pin the navigation to the top of a website fixed nav
03:17 93How to make a simple responsive mobile menu using CSS only
08:21 94What is Javascript vs Jquery in website web design
06:35 95How to make a burger menu 3 line mobile navigation for a website
15:11 96How to switch a menu nav from desktop to mobile phone
21:45 97Overview of what Bootstrap 4 is in website design
07:57 98How to install Bootstrap 4 on a website using Visual Studio Code
06:27 99Quick overview of how the Bootstrap Grid Layout works in VS Code
10:49 100Quick overview of how Bootstrap Components works in VS Code
09:23 101Quick overview of how Bootstrap CSS Styles works in VS Code
08:20 102How to customize the default Bootstrap 4 css styles
13:51 103How to use Bootstrap Layout Grid Experiment 1
10:20 104How to make 100% header & uneven widths in Bootstrap 4
07:16 105How to create uneven col widths in Bootstrap 4
07:27 106How to add padding & margins using Bootstrap 4 in VS Code
12:03 107How to change layout of Bootstrap depending on mobile or desktop
15:46 108How to turn things on & off on your website using Bootstrap 4
05:30 109Google Chrome Inspect
12:40 110Add Shadows to Text & Boxes
07:06 111Change the Default Buttons
06:16 112Responsive Images in Bootstrap 4
09:34 113How to Center Text & Div Tags
04:16 114Customize the Bootstrap Navbar
07:29 115Add Your Own Logo
03:58 116Change the Default Nav Styles
12:12 117Fix the Navigation to the Top
04:41 118Col Images & Col Background
07:56 119Bootstrap Border & Rounded Corners
04:20 120Bootstrap 4 Carousels
05:13 121Card Groups
03:29 122Drop Shadows On Bootstrap Cards
02:25 123Clickable Boxes in Bootstrap 4
04:02 124Final Quiz
Lesson Info
What is HTML5 & CSS3
Hi there. This video is all about learning the absolute fundamentals of what html is versus what C. S S is. You can skip this if you've got a basic understanding, we're going to do some real simple stuff here, we're gonna add some html tags. It will look like that and then we'll style them using CSS. Okay. And it will look like, oh, here we go. Oh that better look worse. But you get the idea. Okay, we're going to do html and then make it look pretty using CSS. Let's jump into the video and learn out how Okay to get started. We're gonna type our html first. So this word Hello world. Okay. It's not html. It's just some plain old text we typed in. Delete that. So when we write html, we need to follow some syntax. Okay, So we're going to put in something called a heading and in this case heading one the most important heading on a website and in html it uses the abbreviation of H one. Now we can't just type H one. We need to wrap it up in angle brackets. So open angle brackets, H one and t...
hen close angle brackets So you can see it there. It did a couple of things. We typed in our H1, we put the brackets either side and you'll notice that Venus code automatically put in this extra closing tag. So that's how HTML works. It's a wrapper tag. Okay. It's a tag that goes around the beginning and the end and everything in the middle. This is my heading, hitting one even. Okay. So as long as there's a church one on one side on the other side, the wrapped in angle brackets. The closing you'll notice has this forward slash and that tells the browser that this is my heading. Alright let's save it. Let's check it in google chrome and you can see there refresh. I've got my hitting one, it's big, it's bold, it is times new, roman, it's black. That is the default setting for a heading one. Let's add a couple of other html tags. So in here we're gonna return in. I'm going to type angle brackets. H to close them. You'll see it puts in the extra syntax if it doesn't. For whatever reason you can just type it in. So I'm gonna start typing. It really wants to help out. Thanks for his code and this is just right heading to. So those are a couple of real basic html tags. Another really common one is a P tag so angle brackets p close it off and this is like body text. Okay. And often you'll have a lot you'll have probably just one H. One on your page but you'll have lots of different paragraph text because it's the body text. Save it, check it in our browser and you can see these are the default stylings for those three tags to override the styling. That's where CSS comes in. So what we need to do is our html is kind of like things on the page and our CSS is the styling of those things in the page to make this work. Let's put a couple of returns at the top here and type a tag called style. Okay. Close it off and again. It puts in the closing tag and what I just did there is I put it in a few returns, returns don't mean anything in code. Okay, You can have a million of them. Um it won't display on the page. I just use a lot of returns when I'm styling things, just give some sort of visual, breaking up of different parts rather than trying to cram them all together. Because what you'll notice down here is if I delete this, I'm just bringing it up. They're all on the same line. If I save it, you'll notice back here in chrome. It's exactly the same. So it doesn't matter whether you put returns in here or not. Okay. Except that it looks hard to work on, so in this style tag. Okay, this is where our CSS is going to go and see S. S has a different type of syntax, whereas html had an opening closing angle brackets and a forward slash there. The CSS you do things like this, you say I want the H1, this is called the selector. I'm selecting the H one, then you put it in a space and then put in the curly brackets rather than the angle brackets. I'm going to put a return on my curly brackets just to separate it out. Not for any good reason other than it looks a little bit more easier to communicate to you. Okay. And in here I'm going to do um some H1 styling and we'll start with color. Okay. We've got to smell it. The american way. Okay, color. And after this. Okay, this is the property. So selector. I'm circling each one. I want to add the property color to it. It needs to end with a colon and then you pick a color. There's lots of default ones in there. I'm just going to put a space in a tight red and at the end of CSS you have to have a semicolon. Okay, so curly braces, colon, semicolon. That is the syntax pretty much for all of CSS. Pretty simple. Save it and let's see if it works simple to the browser and refresh and look at that. Each one is styled now. I know this is not a huge amount we're doing here, but I'm excited. I'm excited for you. I remember learning this stuff and it was a revelation. So let's do something else. I'm going to put a return in here. Okay. And so if you want, we're going to group CSS We want to do a few things to the H1 so as long as it's within these curly braces. Okay, we can type in something like font. I'm gonna put in font style. Okay, you can see the S code really wants to help you kind of suggest things. Okay. And you're like oh size style display. Okay, I'm gonna use style, I'm using my mouse now instead of typing it in. Okay, that's just one of the little helpful things you can do with the S code or you can use your arrow keys on your keyboard. Did you see that little blue line moving around? Okay I can go there and hit return on my keyboard. We've got almost all of it. Okay, so we've got our property, there's the colon, we've got our actual value. Okay, which is italics and what goes at the end? You got it semi colon. Let's hit save, let's see what it does. Let's refresh, it's italics and it's red and it's an H. One, brilliant. So I'm going to set a class exercise now, I want you to change his H. One to be a font size of 100 pixels or PX. Okay, I'd like you to pause it right now. Go hit the button and I want you to see if you can do that font size at 100 pixels. Give it a go, I'll give you a hand in a second, pause, go Alright, you may or may not have paused or you may have may not have made it work. Let's see if you followed me. So font size. Here we go. Got a colon then put in 100. And what people often forget is you need the P. X. Okay. And we use pixels when we're dealing with fonts at the moment and what goes at the end semi colon. Save it back into here. Refresh. Look at that giant H one. Alright, Let's start with the H two together And then I'll set another little exercise. So H one now we I put a couple of returns in here, curly braces. Okay. You can kind of you separate the map using these kind of selector then the curly brackets and everything goes in the middle that you want to do to that particular selector. So in this case we're going to do a color of wood color blue, semi colon and we'll do a font size font size of 50 pixels. So give that a go now and I'm going to set a verbal exercise. Okay I want you to try and do the P tag all by yourself. I want you to make it green and I'd like to have a font size of 20 pixels. Give it a pause now, see how you go and pause. Alright, how did that go? I hope you did. Well let's follow it together. Tag curly braces. Color of green, there's a few different greens, Yellow, green, green, yellow, that's my one semi colon. And we're going to put in a font size of 20 pixels. Semi colon save back into here. Refresh. Look at all that good stuff. So that's just an introduction to what html is and what the syntax looks like. These are these guys down here and the styling of them. Okay. We talk about selectors. I use the kind of nerdy words here so that it becomes a bit more natural for you. Okay? So the selector? This is the attribute. No, that's the property. That's the value of that property. And that's the basics of websites. Okay. We're just going to expand on that. We'll build some boxes to put this stuff in. We'll start doing some interactive bits and pieces. But yeah, that's the fundamentals of html and CSS. Let's jump into the next video.
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