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Week 01: CSS selectors
Welcome to the WebD-168 course. This class will help you in learning more intermediate and advanced web development techniques. This week we will focus on various methods of selecting elements within your webpage. Many of these methods are CSS3 techniques and offer flexibility and control without the need of additional class or ID attributes. These are a great way to enhance a webpage and still keep the HTML footprint 'light'.
Lectures
- WebD-168 course: how Blackboard is organized | 14.54 min
- Welcome, what you need to know to succeed in this course | 6.12 min
- CSS selectors | 17.58 min
- Attribute selectors | 33.48 min
- Structural Pseudo class selectors | 19.29 min
- nth-child selectors | 14.03 min
- nth-child vs. nth-of-type | 5.04 min
- nth child selector in use | 16.12 min
- Hosting and FTP | 8.03 min
Download the lesson files for these lectures (start files are in the start folder and completed files are located in the complete folder).
Assignment 1: Introduce yourself web-page
Introduce yourself through a hand coded web-page
Get Acquainted with the Course and Instructor; Introduce yourself by creating a hand coded web-page and publishing it to the web, you will need to post a link to your web-page to the discussion section of the course (create a post with your link under the Project 1: Introduce yourself website post as well as submit a zipped folder of this page to the assignment section of the course). Get the specific assignment details here or visit the 'assignment' section of blackboard (this is where you will be submitting your zipped final project).
Week 01 Summary of tasks
- Video lectures: View the above linked video lessons
- Reading Assignment: Review Chapter 1: CSS & Documents (you should be familiar with most of these concepts coming into this class), Read Chapter 2: Selectors
- Assignment 1 - turn in the Introduce yourself Web-page, due by August 30 2018 by 11:59pm (30 points). Don't forget to post a link to the discussion forum for this assignment.
- Quiz 01 You may take this quiz twice and your highest score will be taken. Material for the quiz is taken from the lectures and the reading assignments. (26 points)
