Web development: 3 books in 1 : Web development for Beginners in HTML + Web design with CSS + Javascript basics for Beginners

by Andy Vickler

This book includes 3 books : - Web development for Beginners in HTML - Web design with CSS - Javascript basics for Beginners Content of book 1 : Are you interested in going back to the basics? Do you want to learn how to develop web pages the old way? Then welcome to this guide. In the same way that a building can only be as strong as its foundation, a webpage can only be as good as the bits and pieces that hold it together. In this case, we’re talking about HTML. Hyper Text Markup Language, HTML is the glue that ensures a web page is held together and can be used on many different browsers and devices successfully. It also provides the structure needed to expand your webpages using JavaScript and CSS. This guide focuses purely on HTML, and here’s what you can expect to - What HTML is and how it works - How to use an HTML text editor - The HTML building blocks – attributes, elements, and tags - How to format your HTML - How to use heading, paragraph, and phrase tags - How to insert links, images, and tables - What HTML lists are - Using HTML classes, frames, and iFrames - Html Comments and File Paths - What’s in the HTML head - Techniques for layout and design - How to use the HTML entities, charset, and symbols - How to add HTML backgrounds, colors, and fonts - How to create a webpage from start to finish HTML is the backbone of any website, and it makes perfect sense to learn how to code in HTML before you try anything fancier. Content of book 2 : Build Websites with Style ! A practical and easy introduction to CSS coding. The world is changing fast. The Covid-19 pandemic has taught us that the world should go online. All the products and services have turned the tables on physical work and sales. These changes have made it necessary to learn to build websites. Whether you are learning CSS coding to build your own website or you are a professional web designer, this book will help you learn CSS coding faster. I have worked hard to create live code samples for you to try, edit, and produce the desired results for your web page. I have included step-by-step instructions to make the learning curve smooth and digestible. CSS is all about taking care of the little things like width, length, margins, and padding. If you master the art by practicing the codes in this book, you will be able to design a visually amazing and responsive website, which will raise your business's revenue overnight. This book is filled with easy coding samples and step-by-step instructions to help you learn CSS coding. In this book you’ll discover how to utilize the - Internal & External CSS sheets - Backgrounds - Margins & Padding - Box Properties - Dropdown Menus & Forms - Webpage layouts - Alignments - Colors, Fonts Styles, Display Properties - CSS tables and lists If you’ve always dreamed of creating beautiful, easy to navigate web pages, then now is your chance to learn. Content of book 3 : The market is filled to the brim with books that claim to have the secret recipe to help you learn JavaScript faster. However, few live up to the promises they make. This book is written in a practical and easy way and offers theory and plenty of practical material. There are explanations and practical examples that help beginners learn fast. Instead of diving deeper into lengthy and boring texts, I tried to get straight to the point for each topic.

822 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 9, 2021

Reviews

[James Harrison Burt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Read

I chose 5 stars because of the information given was very well distributed. Very great book for a whole outline of web development.

[Boukman Bastia · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was worth the price, I read it on kindle and it was so long! He thoroughly goes into HTML, CSS, and javascript.

I highly recommend this for anyone getting into Web Development

Done Second Reading 12 Noon Sunday the 22nd of January of 2023
I just got done reading the audible book and it was dreadful, this book was meant to be seen, not heard. The speaker goes over the syntax was so mundane. I will still give it a 5 rating, simply based on the fact that the kindle version was so in-depth.