Introduction to building Web Pages using HTML5 and CSS3

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Introduction to building Web Pages using HTML5 and CSS3

Coursera · Beginner ·🧒 Coding for Kids ·5mo ago

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Builds web pages using HTML5 and CSS3 for attractive and omnipresent experience

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Web content is accessed by millions across the globe every day. Attractive web pages help businesses grow and provide an omnipresent experience to the viewers. In this course you will get an understanding on how HTML5 is used to structure simple web pages from scratch and how CSS3 enhances their appearance. The customized learning environment and step-by step teaching approach of this course augments the learning experience. The real-world scenarios and challenges presented during the course will train you to resolve the different challenges that front-end engineers stumble upon in their work life.
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