- Introduction to Workspaces 4:58
- What Is HTML? 3:07
- HTML and CSS 2 questions
- Comments and Doctype 1:48
- Write a comment in HTML 1 objective
- Comments and the DOCTYPE 3 questions
- The Head 2:57
- The Head Quiz 4 questions
- The Body 1:10
- Body, 1st level headline, and style tags 3 objectives
- Wrap up 0:24
- HTML Structure 4 objectives
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What Is HTML?
3:07Brief intro to HTML and CSS
Welcome back.
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I hope you had fun experimenting with your
first webpage and
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it's starting to look really good.
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In this video, I'm going to go over what
HTML and
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CSS are, and how they're going to help you
code a webpage.
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In the following videos, I'm going to walk
you through each line of code,
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step by step.
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As we proceed,
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you will hear me throw out a bunch of
terms you may have never heard before.
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The vocabulary of coding is important to
learn over time.
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Learning the appropriate terms will help
you speak intelligently about
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programming to your peers, teachers, your
future employers and
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help you search with more speed and
accuracy on the web.
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When you're ready, it will also help you
collaborate with other designers and
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developers around the world.
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If at any time, you're finding that my
videos are moving a little too slow or
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a little too fast, feel free to speed me
up or
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to slow me down by using the timer icon in
the video console.
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If you need some additional help, you can
start by looking in the teachers notes, or
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checking the forum where either I or
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another student at Treehouse will answer
your questions.
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Before moving on to the code,
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[SOUND] let's briefly go over [SOUND] what
HTML and CSS are.
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HTML and CSS are the basic building block
of any website.
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To imagine what this looks like, lets say
that you're building a house.
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[SOUND] If HTML is the carpenter that
builds the house,
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CSS is the interior designer.
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Responsible [BLEEP] for
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styling the home, selecting color schemes,
window treatments, carpet, and lighting.
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[BLEEP] HTML, or
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Hyper Text Markup Language, forms the
structural foundation of any webpage,
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but there are many other languages that
fall into the realm of web development.
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To build this project, we're also going to
be learning some CSS,
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or Cascading Style Sheets.
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This language will help us modify things
like fonts, color, and page layout.
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This is great, but I bet you're still
[SOUND] wondering what HTML does, and
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what it looks like in the browser.
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Let's picture you're creating a newspaper,
and that you need to organize it.
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First you need to put the title of the
newspaper in bold letters at the top.
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Then you need to add a few sections for
different topics.
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Each of these sections [SOUND] need a
large headline followed by
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a few smaller headlines.
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Then, we need to add a few paragraphs and
photos.
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You'll find that building the structure of
a web page is very similar.
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Now that we know a little more about HTML
and
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CSS, in the next four videos, you're going
to be learning about each line of code.
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Feel free to jump back and forth between
the videos and the code.
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And continue editing the code as you learn
about new features.
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I've also weaved in a few code challenges
and quizzes to assess your understanding.
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Do your best, but you can always re watch
the videos or retake a quiz at any time.
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Just think, if you can make it through
this course,
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you're gonna be well on your way to
becoming a programmer.
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