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Web Development Basics Workshop

The document outlines activities for a fundamentals of web development course taking place on September 28, 2019 from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Activity 1 involves creating a template by choosing a color palette, defining classes, and designing text, links, buttons, and tables. Activity 2 involves creating an HTML form with a card for input fields, rounded form fields, and validation for each required field.

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Web Development Basics Workshop

The document outlines activities for a fundamentals of web development course taking place on September 28, 2019 from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Activity 1 involves creating a template by choosing a color palette, defining classes, and designing text, links, buttons, and tables. Activity 2 involves creating an HTML form with a card for input fields, rounded form fields, and validation for each required field.

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Course: Fundamentals of Web Development

Time / Date: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm | September 28, 2019

ACTIVITY 1
Create your own template:
 Choose a color pallet to use as your color guide in making your template
 Define your classes to use as a standard class name for each color
 Design your text and hyperlinks
 Make a design for default buttons, colored buttons, rounded buttons, light color buttons
 Design your tables and make your table header with background color

ACTIVITY 2
Create your own HTML form
 Make a card that holds the input fields
 Design your form fields and make it with rounded corners
 Place a validation for each form fields
- Make it all required
- Identify which validation to use

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