Coding for Marketers

Understanding the basics of HTML and CSS will equip you with the tools to understand how a website is created, how it works, and how to manipulate the code behind it. This course is intended for Digital Marketers who want to learn the basics of web technologies and apply the knowledge in their daily work.

What you'll learn

Basic HTML structure

Learn the basic structure of a webpage and discover how you can help a web browser understand your content

Headings, paragraphs

Make your document easy to read and SEO-friendly by adding headings and paragraphs

Text formatting

Add some style to your content with text formatting options like bold, italics, strikethrough, colors, etc.

Elements and attributes

Discover some of the most useful elements and attributes. Use them to create different formats for information

Images

A picture's worth a thousand words. Learn how to add images to your pages

Learn the basics of styling text

Discover how to create CSS styles, how to set different text font sizes, font styles, and colors.

Create boxes and backgrounds

Create styles for box models, such as background color, border, sizes, and more.

Get more advanced with forms and tables

Display complex info in an easy-to-read way, and create an interactive form to communicate with your users.

Get more advanced with elements

Learn how to translate, rotate, scale, and skew elements.

Blog

HTML5 and CSS3 Forms: 4 Useful Designs

Forms are widely used as essential website components. It's possible to create any form to fit your particular site's purpose and goals, with HTML5 and CSS3. Each brings a number of great features and attributes that substantially broaden the boundaries of form design. We'd like to share some examples of new, creative, and modern HTML5 and CSS3 forms that are easy to customize and implement.

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CHEAT SHEET: How To Add CSS To HTML

CSS is an invaluable tool for adding style and clearly formatting information to a web page designed with HTML. Far beyond just a simple layout and adding static images, CSS offers options for adding dynamic, user-experience-friendly front-end elements that can transform a static HTML page into an interactive application that wows customers and clients. This guide walks you through the basics and essential steps you need to add CSS to HTML for any project.

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How Marketers Use HTML & CSS

HTML stands for “HyperText Markup Language”, and CSS stands for “Cascading Style Sheets”. Together, they tell your browser what to display (content) and how to display it (presentation).

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