Fuente: Desarrolloweb
Enlace: http://www.webplatform.org/
http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/beginners
Summary
This set of articles is for complete beginners to work through in confidence, building up their essential skills at the beginning of the journey to becoming a web designer or developer.
Before you start1 comment
In this course, you’ll be writing a lot of code, and testing it out in web browsers. Before you start, you should at least have the following installed:
- The newest browsers you are able to install. If you don’t have them already, grab them from the homepages of [Firefox], [Opera], [Safari], [Chrome], and [Internet Explorer].
- A decent text editor. Reasonable free options are [Notepad++] for Windows, [Text Wrangler], for Mac, and [Bluefish] for Linux. Another one is [Sublime Text] which runs on all platforms.
Now roll your sleeves up and let’s get ready to learn. [Browse our full list of learning articles] if you exhaust the list of articles here, and want to learn more!
Web fundamentals
- The history of the Web
- How does the Internet work
- Basics of Programming
- The web standards model — HTML, CSS and JavaScript
- Getting your content online
- Accessibility
HTML — structuring your web content
- The basics of HTML
- DOCTYPES and markup styles
- HTML validation
- The HTML <head>
- HTML text
- HTML lists
- Images in HTML
- HTML links
- HTML structural elements
- HTML tables
CSS — styling your web content
- Getting started with CSS
- Using selectors
- Text styling fundamentals
- CSS background images
- Exploring the CSS box model
- Exploring the CSS layout model
- Making CSS easier to read
- Targetting styles with media queries
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