🔑 Key Learning Outcomes

Building Websites with HTML: Learn the fundamentals of HTML, including common tags, forms, tables, and best practices for semantic markup.
Styling with CSS: Understand CSS rules, selectors, the box model, flexbox, and grid layout to style and layout web pages effectively.
Programming with JavaScript: Master basic JavaScript concepts such as variables, control flow, loops, functions, objects, and DOM manipulation.
Web Interactivity: Implement event listeners, handle user interactions, and create dynamic web experiences.
Project-Based Learning: Gain practical experience by building a Wordle clone, applying the concepts learned throughout the course.
Web Development Tools: Get introduced to essential tools like Git, GitHub, Node.js, npm, and Parcel for managing and deploying projects.

👨‍🏫 About the Course

This course is designed for beginners and provides a comprehensive introduction to web development. You'll gain hands-on experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, learning to build responsive and interactive web pages. Brian Holt offers clear explanations and practical examples, guiding you through building a complete Wordle clone from scratch.

🎯 Target Audience

Aspiring web developers looking to start their journey in web development.
Students and professionals seeking to enhance their skills in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Anyone interested in building web applications and understanding the fundamentals of web technologies.

✅ Requirements

No prior web development experience is required.
Basic computer literacy and internet access.
A text editor (e.g., Visual Studio Code) and a modern web browser (e.g., Google Chrome).

📖 Course Content

Introduction: Overview of the course and setup instructions for the development environment.
HTML: Tags, common elements, attributes, classes, IDs, and organizing HTML documents.
CSS: Styling rules, cascade, specificity, box model, flexbox, grid, animations, and projects.
JavaScript: Basics, data types, control structures, functions, scope, objects, arrays, and DOM interaction.
Putting It All Together: Creating a calculator project using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Talking to Servers: Working with JSON, making API requests, and handling asynchronous code.
Final Project: Building a Wordle clone with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, implementing server communication, and game logic.
Other Stuff You Should Know: Introduction to JavaScript libraries, project bundling with Parcel, and using Git and GitHub.

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