This website serves as a personal dashboard for my projects created with HTML, CSS, and Javascript. It also contains a list of tutorials I used as a learning aid along with links to resources I found helpful.
An Introductory HTML only course. Covers the most commonly used elements on websites. Also covers how to makr sure a website has valid structure and is assessible for screen readers. I would suggest this video to be watched first (or playback video on fast speed if you need a quick refresher).
Reccomendation: 9/10
An Introductory HTML and CSS course that covers the basics of what you need to get started. He primarily focuses on the CSS elements and moves at a fast pace (I often found myself pausing, rewinding segments, and setting playback speed to 0.75x). If you need more technical information on HTML itself (such as forms, providing alternate accessibility content, or other display elements), I would suggest an HTML course only before jumping into this one. A positive is the hands-on project and the sample exercises provided.
Reccomendation: 8/10
Introductory Javascript course that covers the basics of what you need to get started. He breaks down subjects in an easy to understand way, especially for those who are new to programming. He moves at a moderate pace that is easy to follow, and presents subjects in a logical order.
Reccomendation: 9/10
Introductory Javascript course that covers a majority of what you would need to know in a practical use setting. I would not recommend this tutorial to a person completely new to programming or Javascript, but to a person reviewing basic Javascript knowledge or expanding on what they know. You will definately be doing additional reading on topics after watching this tutorial.
Reccomendation: 7/10
Introductory Typescript course that builds off of Javascript knowledge.
Reccomendation: ???/10
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