Text Editors and HTML
One of the primary tools that web designers and developers use all the time is called a text editor. We'll use a text editor to write our HTML code, which will describe the structure of our content.
4 videos • 2 quizzes • 2 code challenges
-
Play
Preview
Introduction to Text Editors
3 minutes 6 seconds
-
ABC
Preview
Quiz: Introduction to Text Editors
5 questions
-
Play
Preview
Images and Lists
12 minutes 55 seconds
-
Code Challenge
Preview
Code Challenge: Images and Lists
4 objectives
-
Play
Preview
Creating Structure
6 minutes 43 seconds
-
Code Challenge
Preview
Code Challenge: Creating Structure
5 objectives
-
Play
Preview
Finishing the HTML
12 minutes 44 seconds
-
ABC
Preview
Quiz: Finishing the HTML
5 questions
Extra Credit
Text Editors
Text editors are often a matter of personal preference. Try installing some other text-editors and see which one you like best. Here's a list to get you started.
- TextMate - Mac only with free trial available. This text-editor is similar to Sublime Text.
- Notepad++ Windows only and free to use. It's similar to Notepad (which is included with Windows) but has some more advanced features.
- Codekit - Mac only with free trial available. Includes support for more advanced frameworks and templating languages like Less, Sass, Stylus, Coffeescript, and more.
- Vim - This text-editor is very powerful but also difficult to learn. It's intended for advanced programmers.
Images
In this stage, we learned how to add images to our website. Try adding your own images and customize the example.
