About this Course

Embark on your journey to becoming an adept web developer with our introductory "Intro to HTML" course, one exclusively designed for beginners with no prior coding experience. Through our collaboration with the University of Richmond's Coding Boot Camp, this course offers you a foundational education in HTML and its applications, creating opportunities for you to develop and enhance websites effectively.

What You Will Learn

• Identify and discuss the three core web development languages: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Use the Chrome Element Inspector to examine existing webpages.
• Create and manage your own HTML files with proper HTML tags.
• Understand how to articulate and apply key HTML elements within various professional fields.
• Demonstrate your HTML coding skills to potential employers.

Course Prerequisites

No prior experience or skills in coding are necessary to enroll in this course, making it perfect for beginners who are curious about web development and coding.

Course Coverage

• Introduction to basic web development languages: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Hands-on training with the Chrome Element Inspector
• Practical experience in creating and styling HTML files and tags
• Application of HTML in real-world scenarios

Who Should Enroll

This course is designed for individuals who are:

• Beginners interested in learning web development from scratch.
• Professionals seeking to acquire new tech skills for career enhancement.
• Students who want to gain additional knowledge that can be applied in various technological and digital media roles.

Real-World Application

Skills acquired from this course can be applied in numerous ways:

• Enhancing the functionality and design of websites for personal or business use.
• Collaborating effectively with tech teams by understanding web development foundations.
• Improving career prospects in industries such as digital marketing, content creation, and software development.

Note: Enrolling in this course will not share your learner data with the University of Richmond unless you decide to enroll in the Coding Boot Camp.