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Daniel Salamanca
Associate Professor of Interactive Design
Teacher: Daniel Salamanca - Associate Professor of Interactive Design
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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is the Internet standard language for defining the appearance or style of web page content on various media and devices.
In this Intermediate CSS course, which is a continuation of the basic level, we begin to learn how to layout with CSS, understanding and controlling the default flow of HTML elements.
We will learn about the existing units of measurement in the language, the basic layout used since its inception, the box model, positioning properties and improve various details of a web page to achieve stunning designs.
To anyone who wants to start their way in web design, front-end developer, one of the most sought after professions worldwide today.
Yes, have basic knowledge in HTML and CSS; therefore, it is recommended to take the Basic CSS course.
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Final examTo obtain your course pass certificate, you will have 2 attempts per day to pass a multiple-choice exam with more than 70%.
Associate Professor of Interactive Design
Associate professor in interactive design at one of the most prestigious design universities in Latin America: Universidad de Bogotá Jorge Tadeo Lozano. Almost 20 years of experience, teaching and creating interactive products for the internet. HTML is the standard language of the Internet, during this period, has lived and worked all its evolution, knowing each of its details and using them in multiple sites of all types of companies.
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Full access to course videos
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Forum with other students
Certificate of Completion
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