2024: Getting Started with HTML & CSS | Part 1 - Web Design Fundamentals

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It appears you're referring to a popular online tutorial series, likely a video course, titled "2024: Getting Started with HTML & CSS | Part 1 - Web Design Fundamentals."

Based on common web development curricula and the content of similar tutorials, this first part of the series would generally cover the absolute basics to establish the foundation of a webpage.

Likely Content of Part 1: Web Design Fundamentals

Part 1 typically focuses on the core structure and syntax of HTML and the very first steps of applying style with CSS.

1. Introduction to Web Development

    How the Web Works: A brief explanation of clients (browsers) and servers, and the role of HTML and CSS.

    Tools Setup: Guidance on downloading and setting up a code editor (like Visual Studio Code), and how to use a web browser to view your work.

2. HTML Fundamentals (The Structure)

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) provides the content and structure of a webpage (the "skeleton").

    HTML Structure: Learning the essential boilerplate code, including <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, and <body>.

    Basic Tags & Elements:

        Text: Headings (<h1> to <h6>), paragraphs (<p>).

        Lists: Ordered lists (<ol>) and unordered lists (<ul>).

        Links: Creating hyperlinks using the anchor tag (<a>) and the href attribute.

        Images: Adding images using the image tag (<img>) and the src attribute.

    The Box: Introducing basic structural elements like <div> (division) and <span>.

3. CSS Basics (The Style)

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style the content (the "skin").

    What is CSS? Understanding its role in colors, fonts, and layout.

    Applying CSS: Learning the three main methods of linking CSS to HTML:

        Inline styles (using the style attribute).

        Internal/Embedded styles (using the <style> tag in the <head>).

        External stylesheets (using the most common <link> tag).

    CSS Syntax: Understanding rules, selectors (e.g., targeting tags like h1 or p), properties, and values (e.g., color: blue;).

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