Section 3, Lecture 18
HTML List Assignments
Section 3, Lecture 19
Solution
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Adobe Color wheel
https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel
Most Saturday’s I have been going for interesting site designs. But today I thought I would share something that might inspire fun designs. It is the adobe color wheel. This is just fun to play with it can help to inspire the perfect palette for your design.
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Section 3, Lecture 16 Continued
<b> [symantec Mark up]
<b> <strong>
<i> <em>
separate styling from our structure
Section 3, Lecture 17 – HTML Lists
ordered – numbered <ol><li></li></ol>
unordered – bullets <ul><li></li></ul>
list item – <li>
nesting… when you nest you have to close tags. I like to open and close tags at the same time. That way you don’t forget to close them.
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Section 3, Lecture 15 Continued…
<!–information–>
Comments are important large projects can get confusing
Title helps with search engine optimization
Section 3, Lecture 16
h1 – is larger than h2
h6 is the smallest
block element always has it’s own line
<p> – paragraph
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Section 3, Lecture 15
HTML Boilerplate and comments
Doctype
The art of googling. Everyone googles
HTML5
one head
one body
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Section 3, Lecture 12
HTML
Follow the rules
know my tags
closing vs self closing
small project
section 3, Lecture 13
MDN – Mozilla Developer Network this looks to be a really good resource.
formating
<tagname> Some Content </tagname>
no more <b> tag you should now use <strong></strong>
section 3, Lecture 14
Introdution to MDN
Section 3, Lecture 15
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Section 2, Lecture 10
Section 2, Lecture 11
The Front-end holy trinity
Front-end
HTML
CSS
JS
Back-end
Everything else makes the site dynamic
HTML – Hyper Text Mark-up Language
Defines Structure
CSS – Cascading Style Sheets
makes it all pretty
JavaScript
Logic + interactivity
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I really like the drawings. I think it is a unique touch.
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Section 2, Lecture 9 continued.
intro to the internet…
This bootcamp is really starting at the basics. It is nice he isn’t assuming we know anything. But man I know most of this.
the internet is requests and responses. We watched a pretty nice video on this. But it left out the fact that a lot of companies have their information on servers that are closer to you then having to go all the way across the globe. So if you are living in London and want info from a company in New York… The information is probably coming from a server in Europe not from the company all the way back in New York.
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Growing Code 