While HTML/CSS are the foundational languages for designing web applications, they are fairly old languages and their limitations are visible enough that a webpage built solely in HTML/CSS lacks many of the interactive features we expect from contemporary web designs. If you need to learn it more in depth, take our Web Development with HTML & CSS cour, or for the most comprehensive program take our Front-End Web Development Certificate. You can get started with the basics of HTML and CSS in only a few hours in our Intro to HTML & CSS class. CSS continues to develop to give developers more control over the layout and appearance of a webpage. CSS continues to get new features faster than HTML, with newer layout techniques such as flexbox and grid. CSS takes a bit longer to master because there’s more to it and it has some concepts that need to be understood for things to work properly. HTML is the easiest because there’s less code and complexity. HTML & CSS are easier to learn because they are coding, not full-blown programming. CSS styles the content based on your markup. HTML marks up or labels content such as headings, paragraphs, lists, links, and more. The foundation of all webpages is HTML & CSS. We offer a full suite of web development courses and certificate programs. To code the front-end you’ll use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It’s the content, appearance, and interactivity seen in a webpage. The front-end of a website is what you see in a web browser.
Our modular approach to classes allows you flexibility for scheduling and what you’ll learn. If you like it, continue taking additional classes and you can earn a certificate. If you’re not sure if coding is right for you, try one of our starter courses. This flexibility allows you to learn a particular skill you want, or get a well-rounded start in our certificate programs. While many coding schools concentrate on full-time bootcamp programs, at Noble Desktop you can take individual classes on a specific topic, or take multiple courses as part of a certificate program.
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