Learn To Code Your Personal Portfolio Website

Build, Style, and Publish with HTML and CSS

What you'll learn

How to structure a professional portfolio website using HTML

How to style and customize your website using CSS

Steps to publish your website online for free

How to use free products to publish and create your website

Requirements

No programming experience needed

Intalled VS Code

Sign up for Github

Internet connection

Laptop or desktop

Modern web browser like Google Chrome

Description

Course Description: "Build Your Personal Portfolio: A Beginner's Guide to HTML & CSS"Are you ready to create a professional online presence and showcase your skills with a personal portfolio website? This beginner-friendly course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of web development using HTML and CSS, step by step. Whether you’re new to coding or looking to build your first website, this course will guide you through the entire process of designing, styling, and publishing your portfolio online.You’ll start by learning the basics of HTML, where you’ll structure the foundation of your website with key elements like headers, sections, and links. Next, you’ll dive into CSS to style your pages, using colors, fonts, layouts, and responsive design techniques to make your site look stunning on any device. Once your portfolio is complete, I’ll teach you how to publish it online for free , giving you a professional, shareable link.By the end of this course, you’ll have a fully functional and visually appealing portfolio website that you can proudly use to showcase your work, skills, or creative projects. No prior coding experience is needed—just bring your creativity and a desire to learn! Enroll today and start building your digital presence.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Code using HTML

Lecture 3 Style using CSS

Lecture 4 Publish your Website

Lecture 5 Bonus

Beginners who want to learn HTML and CSS from scratch,Aspiring web developers or designers to build their first project,Students