Gongdori's website development using HTML5 and CSS3
Do you want to become proficient in HTML5 and CSS3? Or, more simply, do you want to develop your own website with the design you desire? Then you've come to the right place. I'm honored to be able to explain in simple terms the things I found difficult when I first started learning website development. While I have a responsibility to make the lectures accessible, you have a responsibility to memorize and practice the many CSS3 style property names and HTML5 tag names you need to learn. Learning through hands-on practice is the shortcut to easily developing your own website.
The purpose of this course is to help you build a website based on the author's existing website. By learning the HTML5 tag names and CSS3 property names one by one, you'll soon find yourself able to create a simple website like this.
So now let's take our first steps towards web development! In this class you will learn:
Let's take a look at the basic HTML5 source code and the frequently used DIV, A, and LINK tags.
Learn the concept of directories and how to code to specify where the images you want to access and output are located relative to the folder where they are located.
We'll explore basic CSS3 properties like DIV borders, size, background, text-align, and float. We'll also explore how DIV layout changes depending on the float value.
Learn how to add backgrounds and logos using image files.
Let's take a look at the top, left, right, and bottom properties using the position property in CSS3. We'll also examine the differences between the most important properties: absolute and relative.
After taking Gongdori's website creation lectures, I practiced creating a website myself.
You will also learn about other frequently used CSS3 properties.
Learning Objectives
By taking both parts 1 and 2 of this course, you will be able to freely develop the layout and design of your desired website using HTML5 and CSS3.
Helpful people
This course teaches you how to create a website based on an existing website while learning HTML5 and CSS3, so it will be helpful for those who are new to website development and those who find website development difficult.
Introduction of knowledge sharers
Lee Woo-jin My name is Woojin Lee, and I'm currently a college student majoring in Computer Science at Daejeon University. We also run a personal website, Gongdori ( http://gongdori.co.kr ). personal history
2018 Mini Hackathon 3rd Open Source Software Community Day webOS Category 3rd Place Winner