How to Code in HTML and CSS in 2 Hours - Complete Beginners Course

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As an entrepreneur have you experienced any of the following symptoms?

Spending too much money on development.
Having to wait weeks to get little things fixed on your website.
You can’t move forward with your business idea because you don’t have a technical co-founder and you can’t code.

If the answer is yes let me say that you are not alone. The causes of this problem are:

All companies, no matter their size and industry, need development. From a simple landing page to more complex solutions such as mobile apps and information systems.
Developer are expensive and scarce. But you probably know this already :)
They say Programming is the new Math as it is an essential skill to get around nowadays and in the works that’s taking shape, but you weren’t taught how to program at school.

At ZENVA, we’ve decided to tackle this problem and bring you a solution by creating our Programming for Entrepreneurs course series, aimed to give entrepreneurs the basic programming skills and knowledge so that they have higher chances of success with their business ideas.

In Learn to Code in HTML and CSS you’ll learn basic web development concepts and skills that will allow you to build simple websites,modify existing websites and create interactive prototypes of your business idea so that you can use it as a communication tool with your developer, customers and investors.

Through out the course you’ll be building a “Metro style” homepage that looks great in a desktop computer and in a mobile phone.

What we cover in this course:

Benefits of learning the basics of web development for an entrepreneur.
Basic web development concepts you need to know.
HTML from the very beginning. We’ll go through the most important tags.
Creating titles, paragraphs, containers, lists.
Adding links and images.
Tables.
Forms in HTML, including HTML5 semantic input fields
Structure of a HTML document.
CSS – What is it and how to include it in your website?
Selecting elements with CSS.
The Box Model.
Creating a tile-based Metro style page.
Using floating elements to create responsive pages.
Styling of lists, fonts, tables.