Intro to HTML + CSS

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This document is a class roadmap for an introductory course on HTML and CSS taught by Jamal O'Garro. The course covers the basics of HTML structure and elements, introduces CSS rules and properties for styling elements, explores CSS positioning and the box model, and provides an overview of responsive design and Bootstrap.

CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS
INTRO TO
HTML + CSS
Jamal O’Garro
Code Crew
Software Engineer + Instructor

CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS
CLASS ROADMAP

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WHAT IS HTML?

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WHAT IS HTML? (continued)

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HTML STRUCTURE
• Similar to a news article or word document
• Header, paragraphs, images
• Elements tell the browser what part is a header,
paragraph, etc.

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HTML STRUCTURE (continued)

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HTML ELEMENTS

HTML ELEMENTS (continued)
Head
Paragraph
Link
Image
List
List Item
Table
Div
Span
Section
Nav
Article
Header/Footer
Video
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EXERCISE

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HTML5 ELEMENTS
<header>
<nav>
<section>
<article/div>
<aside>
<footer>
* Article can have header and footer

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HTML5 ELEMENTS (continued)
Audio
Video
Canvas
Geolocation WebAPI

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WHAT IS CSS?

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CSS RULES

CSS SELECTORS
element
class
id
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CSS PROPERTIES
color
font-family
font-size
background-color
background-image
border
margin
padding

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THE BOX MODEL

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BLOCK ELEMENTS

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INLINE ELEMENTS

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CSS POSITIONING

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CSS POSITIONING (continued)

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RESPONSIVE DESIGN

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WHAT IS BOOTSTRAP?

BOOTSTRAP CLASSES
btn
btn-lg
btn-primary
success
danger
table
table-striped
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THE GRID

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THANKS MUCH!!!
Jamal O’Garro
Code Crew
Software Engineer + Instructor

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1. CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS INTRO TO HTML + CSS Jamal O’Garro Code Crew Software Engineer + Instructor

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5. CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS HTML STRUCTURE • Similar to a news article or word document • Header, paragraphs, images • Elements tell the browser what part is a header, paragraph, etc.

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10. CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS HTML5 ELEMENTS <header> <nav> <section> <article/div> <aside> <footer> * Article can have header and footer

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