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      <description>For this course we’ll be writing our code on Codepen, which is an online code editing tool. This allows us to write HTML and CSS without needing to install anything on your computer as we’ll do it all in a web browser.&#xA;Before you start writing any code, head over to CodePen and sign up for a free account.</description>
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      <description>Every website on the internet uses HTML. If you’re curious, it stands for Hyper Text Markup Language, and it’s the basic building blocks that tell web browsers how to show text, images, and links on a page. It was first created in the early 1990s, and every website you visit today still uses HTML at its core!&#xA;We can think of HTML as the structure of our page, letting our browser know where content should be found, and how we want to interact with it. Let’s walk through some common elements.</description>
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      <description>After HTML, CSS is the most common programming language on the internet, and can be the most exciting when you delve into the more advanced side of things.&#xA;Typically, CSS is used to change the look and feel of a website, colours, fonts, sizes, layout, how and where things appear on the page, but as CSS gets bigger and better, you can even use it to animate elements on your webpage!</description>
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      <description>Now that we’ve covered off some of the common CSS elements why not let’s take a look back at our mood board we created in HTML and see if we can play with the styling?&#xA;Add your favourite colours Change the font Change the layout Style sections differently</description>
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      <description>Get your Certificate!&#xA;Download your Certificate of Completion! Add your details and you will be able to instantly download your certificate.</description>
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