The internet may be full of cats, but it's built on HTML. Learn the basics of the web's three core languages and how they come together and can be used to make content. We will cover the basics of page structure and how to use HTML, CSS and JS (the three languages that form what is known as HTML5). Even if you're using WordPress, Drupal or a blogging tool, this will still help you build better content.
Requirements: your own laptop (Windows users please install Notepad++). We can provide Chromebooks if needed.
This workshop is part of the Build Your Skills Workshop Series which features practical, hands-on instruction in useful skills you may not learn in class. Other workshops in this Spring 2017 series are Build a Professional Website with Github Pages, Collaborating Using Github, How to Create Video Tutorials, Learn Linux Shell, Programming with Python, HTML/CSS/JS: How to Build a Web Page, Tagging, Finding, and Organizing Your Digital Files, and Intro to 3D Modeling with Tinkercad. All sessions will be first-come, first served.
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