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BUILD YOUR OWN WEBSITE For Absolute Beginners (Tech-Obsessed.com)
Host: Iskender Piyale-Sheard Tech-enthusiast, self-learner, blogger, aspiring full-stack web developer
Requirements  1. Google Chrome Web Browser 2. Sublime Text 2 - Text Editor 3. Project Files 4. Free account at Bitballoon.com
What this webinar is:  • Learn the basics of building a website • Start HTML5 Bootstrap Template (www.startbootstrap.com) • Website will be responsive (compatible on all devices) • Customize the template with images/text/icons etc • Get your website online for free!
What this webinar isn't  • Not a full HTML/CSS tutorial • Not learning how to build from scratch
What is HTML?  • Hypertext Markup Langauge • Browsers read HTML documents • Display text, images, links, etc.
What is CSS?  • Cascading Style Sheets • Tells the browser HOW to display content • "Style" = colour, shape, sizes, layout etc. • Cascading? Means that the build on each other • The last rule always wins

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BUILD YOUR OWN WEBSITE

  • 1. BUILD YOUR OWN WEBSITE For Absolute Beginners (Tech-Obsessed.com)
  • 2. Host: Iskender Piyale-Sheard Tech-enthusiast, self-learner, blogger, aspiring full-stack web developer
  • 3. Requirements 1. Google Chrome Web Browser 2. Sublime Text 2 - Text Editor 3. Project Files 4. Free account at Bitballoon.com
  • 4. What this webinar is: • Learn the basics of building a website • Start HTML5 Bootstrap Template (www.startbootstrap.com) • Website will be responsive (compatible on all devices) • Customize the template with images/text/icons etc • Get your website online for free!
  • 5. What this webinar isn't • Not a full HTML/CSS tutorial • Not learning how to build from scratch
  • 6. What is HTML? • Hypertext Markup Langauge • Browsers read HTML documents • Display text, images, links, etc.
  • 7. What is CSS? • Cascading Style Sheets • Tells the browser HOW to display content • "Style" = colour, shape, sizes, layout etc. • Cascading? Means that the build on each other • The last rule always wins