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Intro to HTML and CSS
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Intro to HTML and CSS

Udacity

3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2015–2016 · score 3.0

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A free introductory Udacity course on writing HTML and CSS to structure and style web pages. It is aimed at people with no prior web or programming experience.

Commenters point to it as a free, easy starting point for learning front-end web basics, with one saying it is a good first step before responsive design courses.

Web & Mobile Developmentbeginnerfreeinteractive MOOC#html#css#front end#web development#udacity

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20152016

On Reddit (5)

  1. Recommendsmountainman15r/learnprogramming2016in “Could Someone Walk Me Through HTML/CSS?”▲ 1

    You might also check out Udacity's Intro to HTML and CSS, Responsive Web Design Fundamentals, and Responsive Images courses (in that order). They're all free and you should have a much better idea on how to build a website from scratch and which tools to use. By the end of those courses you will…

  2. Recommendsjonhovar/webdev2015in “What tips would you give to someone who wants to learn front end?”

    Udacity is free. Try the intro to html and css course. Be prepared to do your own research to fill in gaps

  3. Recommendsdiversifr/webdev2015in “Any good pure HTML/CSS tutorials for creating a modern site?”

    Check out the intro to html and css on udacity https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-html-and-css--ud304 Also check out http://codecademy.com

  4. Mentionsswigganicksr/learnprogramming2018in “Anyone else learning from scratch?”

    I like these free courses for learning HTML and Javascript Additionally, check out all the courses they have across a number of domains: https://www.udacity.com/courses/all The courses and programs on that site basically got me my first actual programming job.

  5. Mentionsaacraner/learnprogramming2016in “I have tried to learn how to program four times in the past. All have failed. Looking for some advice.”

    I know exactly how you feel, and I can pretty closely relate. I first started trying to code about three years ago with C50x, gave up when that was too hard, then I tried again one year after that, made a little more progress, and then it got too hard again. A year after that I discovered free…

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