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Semantic HTML

Semantic HTML is writing HTML in a way that it can be read and understood by both people and internet readers or search bots. Correctly written HTML should indicate what each part is relative to the rest of the app. You're going to write a static webpage using semantic html

Terminal Practice

In this exercise you will be using most common terminal commands that you'll need in order to succeed in this class. The things you can do in the terminal are virtually endless, but we just want to focus on the most commonly used and basic. Every task in this assignment

Lesson and Exercise Creation Guide

Whenever creating Lessons and Exercises Lessons 1. Teach Concepts first 2. Use visualizations 3. Demonstrate skills with examples and live coding 4. Have them code along with you 5. Intersperse small practice sections (5-10 min. in length) throughout the lesson to immediately apply what is being taught Exercises 1. Integrate

CSS Wars: The Selector Awakens

In this exercise you will use several css selectors to restyle elements of this page. The HTML base is already written for you and is found below for you to copy into your project. Complete the following: 1. Select the body and give it a background color of #111111. 2.

Project Creation Guide

Student projects serve several purposes. First, they give real-world application of multiple concepts and pieces of knowledge learned up to that point. Projects should involve the integration, or even sum, of everything that has been taught so far in the course. This reinforcement of skills is a great way to

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