Delve into web development fundamentals, exploring HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and version control. Gain insights into essential web technologies to confidently pursue further learning and projects.

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If you're interested in getting into web development, this course is the perfect place to start -- whether you're a high-schooler looking to learn a new skill, or an entrepreneur who wants to build their own website. The course encompasses everything from the basics of networks to the principles of front-end web development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. 

After taking this course, not only will you be comfortable learning any web technology, but you'll also have a better idea of what different technologies are out there and what you'll want to learn. You'll also become familiar with version control systems, which are a global industry standard.

Web Development: A Primer

## Introduction
CSS, like HTML, is not a programming language, it's a styling language for HTML. To understand CSS, it's worth recalling the main purpose of HTML. HTML was originally designed as a structural language, but with time and updates, it has been turned into a tool for presentation which uses fonts, colors, and other visual elements. The purpose of CSS is to restore HTML to its original status as a *structural* language. In other words, cascading style sheets are a way to format your page layout, text, fonts, images, and almost anything that controls the look and feel of your web page. This leaves HTML with the structural work only.

## Linking CSS with HTML
There are three ways to add CSS to the HTML code.
### Inline CSS
CSS is said to be added 'inline' when it is used in the `style` attribute of HTML tags. This is inefficient and not scalable because each individual tag would have to have the CSS inserted. This method is generally never used as it is extremely impractical.

**HTML Input**
```html
<h3 style ="color:blue">Blue Heading!</h3>
```


# Introduction
CSS, like HTML, is not a programming language, it's a styling language for HTML. To understand CSS, it's worth recalling the main purpose of HTML. HTML was originally designed as a structural language, but with time and updates, it has been turned into a tool for presentation which uses fonts, colors, and other visual elements. The purpose of CSS is to restore HTML to its original status as a *structural* language. In other words, cascading style sheets are a way to format your page layout, text, fonts, images, and almost anything that controls the look and feel of your web page. This leaves HTML with the structural work only.

# Linking CSS with HTML
There are three ways to add CSS to the HTML code.
## Inline CSS
CSS is said to be added 'inline' when it is used in the `style` attribute of HTML tags. This is inefficient and not scalable because each individual tag would have to have the CSS inserted. This method is generally never used as it is extremely impractical.

**HTML Input**
```html
<h3 style ="color:blue">Blue Heading!</h3>
```


# Introduction
CSS, like HTML, is not a programming language, it's a styling language for HTML. To understand CSS, it's worth recalling the main purpose of HTML. HTML was originally designed as a structural language, but with time and updates, it has been turned into a tool for presentation which uses fonts, colors, and other visual elements. The purpose of CSS is to restore HTML to its original status as a *structural* language. In other words, cascading style sheets are a way to format your page layout, text, fonts, images, and almost anything that controls the look and feel of your web page. This leaves HTML with the structural work only.

# Linking CSS with HTML
There are three ways to add CSS to the HTML code.
## Inline CSS
CSS is said to be added 'inline' when it is used in the `style` attribute of HTML tags. This is inefficient and not scalable because each individual tag would have to have the CSS inserted. This method is generally never used as it is extremely impractical.

**HTML Input**
```html
<h3>Blue Heading!</h3>
```


This lesson gives a brief introduction to cascading style sheets and how they are used with HTML.

Introduction

Networks

Databases

The Front End

The Back End

Web Development Frameworks

Version Control with Git

Principles of Software Engineering

Conclusion

CSS

Introduction

Linking CSS with HTML

Inline CSS