Welcome to General Assembly's Coding 101 Workshop

This repository/folder contains all the materials General Assembly supplies for this workshop.

HTML and CSS are the fundamental building blocks of the web. Whether you're a beginner who wants to get started in web development, a designer looking to hand-code their concepts, or a marketer who wants a little more control over their CMS, you'll need to know HTML and CSS to get the job done.

In this hands-on introductory workshop, we discuss the web development community and how the web works. We’ll go over key coding terminology and principles, introduce languages like HTML and CSS—what their functions are, how they work together—and use that new knowledge to write our own code and develop our own simple site.

Students should be familiar with the basic functions of their computer, such as launching programs, creating folders, copying and pasting objects, formatting text, finding and saving files.

Gain an overview of the web development landscape and where HTML/CSS fits in the web ecosystem. Describe the difference between front-end and back-end code and the basic components of HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Use HTML and CSS to mark up a basic webpage. Describe the different jobs that use coding or benefit from an understanding of HTML/CSS.

Included in this repository:

1. Onboarding Materials - Background context & instructions for how to make use of our materials.

2. Teaching Materials - Lesson plan, activities & assessment, deck, and handout.

If this is your first time teaching this workshop, welcome!! Please take 15 minutes to read through the following onboarding materials to help get an understanding of your responsibilities as an instructor and gain some background context on this course.

We encourage instructors to fork this repository directly. We hope you'll suggest improvements by submitting issues or pull requests as needed!

Please check out our contributing guidelines for more details.

1. All content is licensed under a CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.
2. All software code is licensed under GNU GPLv3. For commercial use or alternative licensing, please contact [email protected].