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Course Educator:
Kate Savage

Lesson 2:
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Did you know?

• On a daily basis, 2.9 billion Google


searches are executed.

• Website design is an important


factor for determining credibility
for 48% of visitors.

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MEET Story

YOUR Computer nerd since 2013, I graduated with 15


Distinctions and some great experiences. I am
here to share my passion for everything IT with
Educator you!

Kate Savage
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Web Design
Develop a passion for Web Development
learning. If you do, you will
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Lesson Objectives:
Comments Explained

Deep Dive Into HTML

Breaking Down Tags

Introduction to Color Codes

The Position Property

Link HTML & CSS

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Why You Should
Comment!

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Why Do We Comment In Our Scripts?

Comments can be used as


Commenting is used to
place marks for where you
explain what your script is
would like to change or add
doing/supposed to do.
something.

In short it is a very necessary evil!

It comes in handy if you are Most importantly it allows anyone


sick or ask someone to help viewing your scripts to be able to
you at work. understand them.

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Comment Tags
HTML

CSS
<!-- -->
/* */
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Dive Into
HTML

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<footer> Details such as copyrights

<img> Allows the use of Images

Let’s Talk <div> Allows the addition of sections

Tags <table> Allows the creation of Tables

<tr> Creates Table Rows

<th> Creates Table Headings

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CSS Explained
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CSS Syntax Explained
Selector Property Value

p {text-align: centre;}
Declaration

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Property Description
Name
Static This is the default position and will be positioned in the
regulatory order.

Relative Defines the elements new position with help form elements
such as top. Bottom, left & right.

The Position Fixed This means it stays in the same place even when the page is

Property
scrolled through. This prevents empty space on the page.

Absolute This element allows you to place the element anywhere on


the web page, by using the elements top, bottom, left &
right.

Sticky This is a mixture of fixed and relative. This is based on the


users scroll.

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It’s Time For
A Demo

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Website Outline
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Color codes are used to format color in a way that computers
can read.

Introduction To The most commonly codes used are Hex Color Codes made

Color Codes up of 6 digits.

The Three Primary colors are Red, Green and Blue.

#XX XX XX This hex code (RGB) represents Red, Green & Blue by mixing
the highest intensity of one color with the lowest intensities of
the other two you can create any desired color.

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Outline
with CSS

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Table HTML

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Introducing
CSS to Tables

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Shaw
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Membership

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Coming up
In the
Next
Lesson
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Your Sneak Peak
into Lesson 3:
Add additional pages to The Gaming Den and
incorporate more advanced feature such as:

• Navigation Bars
• Creating Multiple Web Pages
• Background Images Cont.
• Formatting Tables Cont.

And so much more… So don’t miss out!

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Link between HTML and CSS: Table Format Skeleton:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="GDenCSS.css"> <table>


<tr>
<th> </th>
</tr>
Footer Template: <tr>
<td></td>
<div class="footer"> <td></td>
<p>Copyright 2019</p> </tr>
</div> </table>

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Lesson Challenge
Post on any of our Social media

platforms a Screenshot of your

customized site from today’s lesson.

https://www.facebook.com/shawacademy

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Congratulations on
Completing Lesson 2!
• I hope you all had a great time and learnt
something new!

• Please feel free to send us feedback and any


suggestions.

• Email: support@shawacademy.com

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