Introduction
Websites are used for many types of purposes. You can create storefronts, allowing a company to sell products. You could provide information about an organization, such as a digital brochure. Or you might develop a fully interactive application. Because of the flexibility and pervasiveness of websites, you can create all manner of projects. The first place to start when becoming a web developer is with Hypertext Markup Language or HTML.
Imagine you want to create a resume as a public post. You decided to create a webpage, which can be widely shared. It's a great way to control how your information is displayed.
But to begin creating the page, you need to explore a bit about web development.
In this module, you learn the core concepts of web development. You explore terminology and commonly used tools and are introduced to the three main languages used to create a webpage.
By the end of this module, you're able to:
- Explain what a webpage and website are
- Highlight the differences between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Create your first webpage
Prerequisites
This module assumes you have experience:
- Using a web browser
- Creating folders and text files