Overview:
This webinar provides a foundation in HTML5 and CSS3 for developing clean and responsive web interfaces.
Participants will learn:
- How to structure webpages using semantic HTML5
- How to apply CSS3 for modern styling
- How to build responsive layouts
- How to create professional headers, sections, and content blocks
- How to follow best practices used in real web development projects
The outcome of the session is that participants will be able to create a basic professional interface (landing page) independently.
Why you should Attend:
- Are you confused about how websites are actually built?
- Do you struggle with creating proper layouts and responsive pages?
- Are your webpages not looking professional?
- Do you want to create attractive landing pages for projects or internships?
- Do you want to learn web design fundamentals required for jobs?
- Do you want strong base before learning JavaScript and frameworks?
Areas Covered in the Session:
- HTML5 Fundamentals
- What is HTML & how websites work
- Understanding structure:
- Essential HTML tags:
- headings, paragraphs, links
- images
- lists
- tables (overview)
- Semantic HTML5 tags:
- header, nav, section, article, footer
- importance in SEO + accessibility
- Forms basics:
- input types, labels
- buttons and validations (overview)
- CSS3 Fundamentals
- What is CSS and how styling works
- CSS types:
- inline, internal, external
- Selectors & specificity:
- class, id, element selectors
- Common CSS properties:
- color, background
- font & typography
- margins, padding, border
- width/height and box model
- Display & positioning basics:
- block vs inline vs inline-block
- position: relative/absolute/fixed (overview)
- Layout & Modern UI Development
- Flexbox fundamentals:
- alignment, spacing, layout control
- CSS Grid overview (basic concept)
- Creating sections:
- hero section
- service features section
- CTA section
- Responsive Design Essentials
- Mobile-first concept
- Media queries:
- breakpoints
- responsive fonts and sections
- Responsive images and containers
- Best Practices for Interface Development
- clean HTML structure
- reusable CSS classes
- naming conventions
- avoid inline CSS for professional projects
- folder structure:
- assets/images/css
- Mini Demo Project
- Designing a one-page professional landing page:
- header + menu
- hero section + CTA button
- services/features cards
- footer
Who Will Benefit:
- Web design students
- Front-end development beginners
- BCA / MCA / B.Tech students
- Internship seekers (Web Development)
- UI learners starting with development
- Digital marketing professionals who want landing page skills
- Entrepreneurs wanting to build basic websites