Choi Jun-sam: HTML5+CSS3 That Anyone Can Easily Learn

The first part of this book consists of business models, service planning, the quality of the planners and the way the projector manages things, and the very easy material that the major engineers can overlook. And in the latter part, we've focused on building the basics that allow students to build their own skeletons of HTML5 service and increase their aesthetic completion with CSS3. Here's some feedback from students who took the course at the beginning of this book. I've only learned skills in the course I'm going to be in, but I'll be able to learn the knowledge that real services need. Web programming is an interesting coding process that you can see directly from the process I'm developing. It was interesting to realize that the service strategy and planning of the apps that we just downloaded and wrote reflected in the way we'd built them, and we realized why the fourth industrial age needed the web or the building technology as a new source of value. Web programming is a smuggling party. I was having a hard time with my majors, and thanks to this, I couldn't let go of the string. I learned something valuable that helped me to choose the course and find my way in the future. Web programming is not just coding, it's a creative process, and it'll help me think about what I want to do and what direction I want me to develop in the future.

Korean title: 누구나 쉽게 배우는 HTML5+CSS3

Korean author: 최준삼

Korean publisher: 라임하우스

ISBN-13: 9791197682643