Few important terms:
Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
It is a short string containing an address that refers to an object in the “web.” URLs are a subset of URIs.
Uniform Resource Indicator (URI)
It is a short string containing a name or address which refers to an object in the “web.”
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
It is the set of rules for transferring files – such as text, images, sound, video, and other multimedia files – over the web. As soon as a user opens their web browser, they are indirectly using HTTP.
Back to HTML
HTML and CSS are used for validating web pages. These languages are directly connected with the way websites behave when used online on any web browser.
When you open a web browser and input any URL. The browser sends a message to the server which then searches into the HTML code.
Remember, every website has these three phase experts:
- Front End
- Back End
- Full Stack
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language):
To define the building blocks of a website.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheet):
To style the websites & make them look beautiful. CSS is all about aesthetics.
JavaScript:
Adding functionality to web pages.
BTW, this one is the real programming language.
Steps to follow: HTML + CSS + JavaScript
- We use Front-End Framework & Libraries to get the job done quicker.
- Framework and libraries come with a lot of code that we can reuse on our websites.
- REACT,
- Angular,
- VUE.
- HTML + CSS (Take 6 weeks)
- JavaScript (3 Months)
- REACT (5 Months)
- Open the first program file in VS
- Create folder: HTML
- Open a folder in it called: index.html
- The index.html usually represents the home page of a website.
<!
DOCTYPE html>
<Html>
<Head>
<Title> My first web
page</title> //This is the name
of your webpage.
<Style>
img {
. Width: 100px;
. Border-radius: 50px;
. Float: left;
. Margin-right: 10px;
}
p.username {
. Font-weight: bold;
}
</style>
</head>
<Body>
.
<img src="images/Thinkerz.jpg"> //src represent img file. Write the folder name/image
name.
.
<p class="username"> @IamAhmedWaqar</P>
.
<p>Follow for coding updates</P>
</body>

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