This is an overview of all possible activities for remixing and use for a Web Development / GH-pages Workshop. This includes a collection of exercises and slides for a one-day workshop covering an intro of HTML/CSS/JavaScript for attendees between ages 12-19.

• https://mzl.la/cc-site-2018 - link to all slides/materials
• https://mzl.la/cc-2018 - link to all code

This is a respository of material for a 4-part, multi-hour course in Introduction to Web Development.

This beginner course will guide you through the basics of HTML, CSS, and Javascript. By the end of the class, you will have developed a first version of your own website.

In this workshop, we'll build skills to make this profile page, for a zebra, or anyone!

No previous experience is required.

This workshop provides a library of materials that can be used and perused with or without the following materials, but active participation and completion of all activities would ideally involve the following:

• Your laptop (Mac, PC, or Linux are all okay).
• A modern web browser - either Chrome or Firefox with Firebug installed.
• A text editor. We recommend Sublime Text 2 (free; available for Mac, PC, and Linux).

Introduction to HTML. What is it? Why does it matter? You will go through the basic history of HTML, including how it interacts with the browser and why that matters. Then you will discuss the layout of an HTML page, including html, body, head and nesting. Finally, you will go through many of the basic HTML elements. Students will begin to make a personal portfolio page with HTML elements and no styling.

Introduction to CSS. Colors? Styles? What? It's all true. And you thought we are going to make you live your life in black and white. You will go through most of the css styles, including font changes, layout, size, and color. You will show how to connect them to html selectors. The CSS file will be an external file. Students will add CSS styling to their portfolio.

Introduction to divs, spans, ids and classes. You didn't think we would just leave you with paragraphs and lists did you? No, my friends. We are going to dive into these super valuable container elements. Then learn how to have id and class selectors in our CSS. Who wants all paragraphs to look the same. Students will start customizing their portfolio with all sorts of goodies.

Box model? Floating? Columns? What is this sorcery? You've brought people through the core of html and css. Now give them the next steps to be pros. Students will add columns, footers and headers to their portfolios.

• All Materials for this Workshop - repository on GitHub of all practice files and slides
• Example Portfolio Site - practice site for zebras
• HTML/CSS Practice Site - interactive practice site for testing HTML/CSS skills
• Mozilla X-Ray Googles - browser bookmark and tool to view/hack source code on websites
• Mozilla Thimble - online interactive code editor and display tool for remixing sites
• Girl Develop It Materials - public curriculum for several GDI intro courses
• Girl Develop It Curriculum Site - more curriculum slides and exercises for practice in other languages

This is adapted from the Girl Develop It Core HTML/CSS/JS curriculum. It was developed through the contributions of Pamela Fox, Alexis Goldstein, Erin M. Kidwell, Izzy Johnston, Jen Myers, and modified by Sylvia Pellicore and Aurelia Moser.

Used at:

• Technovation Tunisia, March 18-21st, 2018