Intro to HTML + CSS
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This document is a class roadmap for an introductory course on HTML and CSS taught by Jamal O'Garro. The course covers the basics of HTML structure and elements, introduces CSS rules and properties for styling elements, explores CSS positioning and the box model, and provides an overview of responsive design and Bootstrap.
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- 1. CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS INTRO TO HTML + CSS Jamal O’Garro Code Crew Software Engineer + Instructor
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- 3. CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS WHAT IS HTML?
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- 25. BOOTSTRAP CLASSES btn btn-lg btn-primary success danger table table-striped CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS
- 26. CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS THE GRID
- 27. CODE CREW | INTRO TO HTML + CSS THANKS MUCH!!! Jamal O’Garro Code Crew Software Engineer + Instructor