Are You Ready to Make the Web Work For You?
HTML and CSS control what you see when you view a website. Everyday there are thousands more web pages created. Once you master HTML and CSS you will never have to be out of work again.
Learning these skills can also save you thousands of dollars on developers when creating your own website. Instead of taking an expensive course and learning HTML and CSS over months, you can spend a few bucks and learn the basics in less than a day.
In this easy to read guide you will learn:
- Elements, Tags, and Attributes
- Using HTML to Make Your Own Web Page
- Semantics
- Utilizing Text Based Elements
- How to Build Structure With HTML
- Cascade Style Sheets
- Selectors
- Properties
- Box Model
- How to Position Content
- Floats
- Typography
- Colors
- Font Properties
This short, but packed book will get you up and running with your own project in less than a day.
Every section is full of examples and easy to follow step-by-step direction for creating your own web page. The end of every chapter has a few simple questions to help keep your learning on track, and all the answers are in the back of the book. There is no excuse for not learning HTML and CSS.
Download this book and start your learning right away.
The Ultimate Quick and Easy Guide to HTML5
What’s Keeping You Back From Being the Ultimate Web Developer?
HTML5 is the next evolution of the backbone of the web. Imagine the difference between driving around town in 1994 Honda Accord and driving around town in a brand new Porsche. Both may get you where you want to go, eventually, but one is going to get you there a lot faster in with a lot more elegance.
You are in the driver’s seat of your web development career. The Honda was great for training, essential really, but now you are ready to move on to something with more speed and more muscle.
If you are already familiar with HTML 4.01, you have what it takes to reach the next level. In this easy to read guide you will learn:
Drawing With Canvas Element
Dragging and Dropping
New Web Form Controls
Enhanced Audio and Video Support
New HTML 5 Elements
Canvas API
Styling Target and Draggable Elements
Inline Editing
Working With Browser History
Every page is filled with clear instructions and countless examples. Every chapter of this guide gradually builds on the one before it and has short chapter summaries at the end.
What are you waiting for?
Download this guide today and get a free bonus, The Ultimate Programming Toolkit. You future is your hands.