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Wepik Building Dynamic Websites A Guide To HTML Css and Javascript Development 20230910015320vsrR

This document provides an overview of the fundamentals of building dynamic websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It covers the basic concepts and syntax of each language, including how they can be used together to structure content, style elements, and add interactivity. The document also discusses responsive design, accessibility, security, and manipulating the DOM with JavaScript to create engaging online experiences.

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Wepik Building Dynamic Websites A Guide To HTML Css and Javascript Development 20230910015320vsrR

This document provides an overview of the fundamentals of building dynamic websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It covers the basic concepts and syntax of each language, including how they can be used together to structure content, style elements, and add interactivity. The document also discusses responsive design, accessibility, security, and manipulating the DOM with JavaScript to create engaging online experiences.

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Future of Web Development: Embracing HTML, CSS,

and JavaScript to Create Engaging Online Experiences


Introductio
n
This presentation will cover the basics of building dynamic
websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We will explore the
fundamental concepts of each language, and provide examples
of how they can be used together to create engaging and
interactive web pages.
H TM L
HTML for Hyper Text M arkup Language and is used to
structure content on the web. We will cover the basic syntax of
HTM L including tags and attributes, and how they are used
to create web pages.
• HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is the foundation of every webpage. It provides the
structure and content of a webpage by using tags and elements. For example, the tag is used
to define the main heading of a webpage.

• The basic structure of an HTML document consists of the , , and tags. The tag represents the
root of an HTML document, the tag contains meta information, and the tag holds the visible
content.

• HTML tags are used to define different types of content, such as headings ( - ), paragraphs
( ), lists (), and links (). By using these tags, we can structure our content in a meaningful
way.

• When writing HTML code, it is important to follow best practices such as using proper
indentation, using semantic tags, and providing alternative text for images to ensure
accessibility.
• HTML Source Code
CSS
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets and is used to style
web pages. We will cover the basics of CSS, including
selectors, properties, and values, and how they can be used
to create visually appealing web pages.
• CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is used to style and layout web pages. It allows developers to
control the appearance of HTML elements, including colors, fonts, spacing, and more.

• CSS selectors are used to target specific HTML elements and apply styles to them. For
example, the selector "h1" targets all elements on a webpage. CSS properties define the visual
characteristics of these elements, such as "color" for text color or "font-size" for the size of
the text.

• Responsive design is a key aspect of modern web development. CSS frameworks like
Bootstrap and Foundation provide pre-designed CSS styles and components that help in
building responsive and mobile-friendly websites quickly.
• Css source code
• Result
JavaScrip
t
JavaScript is a programming language used
to add interactivity to web pages. We will
cover the basics of JavaScript, including
variables, functions, and control structures,
and how they can be used to create
dynamic web pages.
• JavaScript is a powerful programming language that adds interactivity and dynamic
functionality to web pages. It allows developers to manipulate HTML elements, handle
user interactions, and perform calculations.

• JavaScript syntax includes variables, conditionals, loops, and functions. Variables are used
to store data, conditionals control the flow of the program, loops execute a block of code
repeatedly, and functions group code for reusability.

• With JavaScript, developers can manipulate HTML elements by accessing and modifying
their properties. For example, changing the text content of an element or hiding/showing
elements based on user actions.

• JavaScript can enhance user experience by adding features like form validation, image
sliders, interactive maps, and much more. It enables developers to create dynamic and
engaging online experiences.
DOM
M anipulation
The Document Object Model (DOM ) is a
programming interface for web
documents. We will cover how JavaScript
can be used to manipulate the D OM ,
including adding, deleting, and modifying
elements on a web page.
Event
H andling
JavaScript can be used to respond
to user actions on a web page,
such as button clicks or form
submissions. We will cover how
event handling works in JavaScript,
and how it can be used to create
interactive web pages.
R esponsive
D esign
With the increasing use of mobile
devices to access the web, it is
important to create web pages
that are responsive and adapt to
different screen sizes. We will
cover the basics of responsive
design, including media queries
and flexible layouts.
Accessibilit
y
Web accessibility is the practice of making
web content available to all users, including
those with disabilities. We will cover the
basics of web accessibility, including semantic
HTML, ARIA attributes, and testing tools.
Security
Web security is an
important consideration when
building dynamic websites. We
will cover the basics of web
security, including HTTPS, input
validation, and common
vulnerabilities to
watch out for.
Conclusion
Building dynamic websites requires a solid
understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well
as an awareness of best practices for responsive design,
accessibility, and security. With these skills, you can
create engaging and interactive web pages that are
accessible to all users.
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