Do you want to learn how to build professional websites with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript? In this tutorial, HTML5 and CSS Development: Build a Professional Website | Udemy instructor, Jordan Hudgens will take a project driven approach to building a portfolio website.

Explore the full course on Udemy with a discount using the following link: https://www.udemy.com/html-css-code-bootcamp/?couponCode=YOUTUBEHTMLCSS

My name is Jordan Hudgens, and I will be your instructor for the tutorial. I am currently the lead instructor and CTO at DevCamp. In addition to being the lead instructor for devCamp I’ve also been building web applications for over a decade for organizations such as Eventbrite and Quip.

Throughout the video you’ll learn skills such as:
– HTML5
– CSS3
– JavaScript
– Flexbox
– CSS Grid
– Animations
– Navigation
– Fonts
– Images

I also demonstrate the process that I personally use when I build out my own websites. My goal for this video is not only to teach you how to follow along and build the website I show, but to teach you how to build any type of website that you want to create!

There are no technical pre-requisites for going through this tutorial. The ideal student is an individual who wants to learn how to build and style websites, with a focus on real world development. After you have completed this tutorial, you will be able to build real world websites and learn the same concepts taught at the DevCamp code school. Additionally, because this is a project based course, after you’ve gone through the lessons you will have a full website portfolio that you can start adding your own websites to.

Link to the HTML, CSS and JavaScript source code along with the images used in the video: https://github.com/jordanhudgens/portfolio-html-site

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44 Comments

  1. Thank you so much for a great tutorial! I'm a beginner at HTML/CSS, so this was very helpful. QUESTION: Is there a way I can make the images clickable links? (I've managed to make the text into links, but the fade in/out effect doesn't work when I do that, so I thought maybe I had better luck with the photos)

  2. Man, thanks for the tutorial, you made it simple for us to understand and practice. For those who had some kind of bug, check the name of every class, and if the names are matching in the html and css, i had this problem and took a while to figure it out lol

  3. Terrible tutorial, explains the obvious and skips the parts that should be explained. Also does stuff much faster because of all he's keyboard shortcuts, making the viewer pause every 2 minutes to try and catch-up. A lot more should be explained as this tutorial is aimed for beginners.

  4. I love the course and everything went well with the exception of the javascript. I erased and wrote it again more than once following everything you were doing however my nodes captured were continually zero. I gave up and moved on. Thanks

  5. dislikes are disabled, so i come to the comments to express my hatred against this totorial, i had to do many webstie for alen walker. He say he need website i say no problem. I dont know html i check totorial. I do website. I send website. He check on phon and say "OMG" this text very not ok. I say I fix. I no fix. I hire lil forzy gangster (programmer) he fix what this guy did wrong width: 100%;

    height: 100%; and it work. but his web no work. i report

  6. I have a question…pls answer: How do you rezise the pictures, so that they are all the same size. I fully watchted your step by step video here, but my images are still different sizes. pls someone help

  7. I need 4 hours to work on this tutorial. At first I didn't know why my logo can't be put right inside the image. So it was because I didn't see that my <div class="logo-wrapper"> I haven't put "-" right in after logo so it became <div class="logo wrapper"> after i add "-" it finally work again…

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