Resources
Get a closer look at what we'll be doing in the class! This page contains some of the resources we'll be relying on in the Web Design & Coding course! This doesn't contain everything we'll be getting into, but it's a small summary of a large portion of the class; HTML, CSS, and JavaScript coding. We hope you'll like what you'll see!
W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
A international public-interest non-profit organization that works on developing Web guidelines and standards, helping everyone create and build their own touches to the Web with accessibility, privacy and security, and internationalization. We'll typically be using the HTML and CSS validator that W3C has developed.
Check it Out!W3Schools
The world's largest web-developer site, focused on helping individuals learn to code with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and much more. This site has resources and pages for when a student needs a demonstration of how to do something, double check that what they're coding is correct, or just simply forgot how to write a line of code.
Check it Out!GetBootstrap
The world's most popular HTML/CSS/Javascript library, helping individuals build fast and responsive websites. We'll be using this resource to help our coding process be quicker and much more efficient, the guidelines for the building and customization of a website simply disappearing. Like W3Schools, this program also has a site dedicated to the education of developers, having resources and pages for even the smallest of a student's needs.
Check it Out!WordPress
45% of current world sites are made using WordPress, which is a common and popular way to make websites. It relies on block and custom HTML/CSS coding, along with using its most popular plugin: Elementor. While WordPress is not the focus of Web Design & Coding 1&2— but being a rising star in the Web Development area— it is looked at during one of our Year Two mdoules, as it is a good chunk of the sites in the modern day.
Check it Out!