パブリッシャー就職のために正しく学ぶhtmlとcss、そしてWeb標準

This is a really good lecture. (I haven't listened to it all yet, so I'll write an additional review when I finish it.) I live in a rural area where there are no computer academies, so I had no choice but to learn online. Before taking this lecture, it was really hard for me to study on my own as a non-major. I bought several books and listened to various online lectures, but I just followed along and didn't understand it well. However, while listening to this, the parts I had been curious about are being solved so refreshingly. I didn't connect the basic knowledge to how it was actually used, but this lecture is really good at explaining those parts, and it's a great lecture for people who can't go to offline academies. I'll study hard. Thank you so much for making such a good lecture and distributing it cheaply.

This is a really good lecture. It contains a lot of teachings for the price. I am surprised that I can listen to the lecture for less than the price of a book. The lectures are from beginner to practical... I am amazed by the content. In terms of the amount of lectures... It is a lecture that is worth 200,000 won. I think it would be better to finish the HTML/CSS lecture with this one lecture rather than going to an academy. It is really worth the money. I would have been lazy to write a review like this, but I am writing this because I am grateful to the instructor. I am halfway through the lecture... I was a mediocre beginner... I think I can move up to intermediate level by finishing this lecture. This is the first lecture I want to pay more for. Seriously... The only downside is... The sound was too low at the beginning of the lecture... I couldn't hear it even when I turned up the volume as much as possible... I listened without even breathing. About halfway through the lecture, I think the volume was adjusted to an appropriate level... It was okay. (I couldn't hear at all so I changed my earphones, and I think that's partly why it worked...ㅡㅡ) And I usually listen at 1.5x speed, and while it's okay for long lectures, the voices sound a little dry for short ones... Well, that's how it is. In those cases, I listen at 1x speed. There are really no downsides. I highly recommend it.

I am an IT layman. I am not a major and a college student. I started learning about the web this year without any plan. In January of this year, I decided to make a project with my team because I wanted to make something. Before doing that project, an acquaintance of mine told me to do front-end and recommended that I take this course when it was on sale. (He has never taken this course. He said he only knows the basics of HTML and CSS. He is just a back-end developer.) I watched almost 90% of the course with his account, and now I pay with my account and only watch the parts that I don't remember. That project fell through and I am the only one doing it, and I am currently providing a service. It is a deficit that does not cover advertising costs compared to the monthly server costs...^^ I made it because I really, really wanted to make something, and now I have about 1,000 unique visitors per month. I believe that I will make at least my initial investment if I learn more about back-end and create something like a bulletin board or an Android app to provide to clients. Before watching this lecture, I thought, "I absolutely have to watch all of this and start making it." But after watching about 80% of it and trying it out myself and understanding it, I couldn't overcome my desire to finish the lecture. Haha. I thought, "I can make this kind of design with CSS like this~!" because I could picture all of that. Also, CSS is really fun. I remember being really happy that I was able to create the design I wanted in about 2 days without using any bootstrap. Haha. Thank you. It's a good lecture for the price.

It's not enough 5 stars. I think it's the Ivy League lecture of CSS. I really respect the instructor. This is a lecture that even the creator of this language would praise. I'm surprised that this many people have taken the lecture. It must be 500 million people. I regret the time I spent worrying whether to pay or not.. I've taken so many lectures, so I was worried that this one would be ...... not so good. This lecture shows the spirit of open code very well. I've read many HTML CSS books, and I've been to many famous academies. But there's no one who teaches code this kindly. In the case of developers who know code well, they don't know much about design, and they just memorize it, and The lectures given by designers... had poor content. They only put up a sign, are expensive, but are rude, and only emphasize their name value... academy books or marketing mix.... I'm really sick of it. If there's a god of CSS, it's Professor Lee Dong-ho ~ :) I regret the time I wasted going to offline lectures and the time I was annoyed by the book and said, "What is this?" I can say that this lecture is a great lecture now If I hadn't wasted that time, I wouldn't have known about this lecture, it's a pearl in the dirt. Professor Lee is really a god of CSS I want to meet you and buy you a meal! I always thought I was a CSS novice, but I think I can master it with just this one lecture. Even before I finished the lecture, I'm leaving a review first because I was impressed by the abundant examples and logical and kind explanations. May you be blessed, instructor!

I studied Java a little bit at the academy, but I quit due to personal reasons and am currently taking classes on my own to prepare for employment. I am enjoying it much more than I did at the academy. I am so grateful that I found such a good class. ^~^