Intro to HTML & CSS at St. Edward's Sponsored By @WWCodeATX & @Galvanize

In this Learn to Code workshop, you'll learn the essentials of HTML and CSS, both of which combine to make up the tools of virtually all web design.

What You'll Learn:

• The foundations of HTML (structure, elements, tags, implementation)

• CSS (attributes, selectors, the box model, page layout)

How to Prepare:

• Bring your laptop, fully charged (bring your charger just in case)

• Install the Atom text editor if you don't have a text editor. Go here: https://atom.io/

• Install Google Chrome (any browser will do, but Chrome can do some cool things): https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/desktop/

Prerequisites:

• None

Directions to Meeting Room:

John Brooks Williams South, Room 363, located off of Moody Drive, just west of the Moody Drive and Theater Pass intersection. View in Google Maps:

https://goo.gl/XiCQ9G.

Room 363 is located on the third floor. Visitor parking is available in the parking garage and the adjacent lots located east of the Moody Drive and Theater Pass intersection. Areas are colored in gold and labeled “Parking Garage” and “All Permits Parking” on the attached map. Visitors will need to display a visitor parking permit on their dashboard.

MAP: http://ow.ly/kJZQ303eljd

PRINT Temporary Parking Pass: http://ow.ly/sVXb303el65

Meet Your Instructor:

Cameron Buckingham is a Galvanize evangelist and a graduate of the Galvanize full stack immersive program. He previously served in the United States Coast Guard and worked as a production manager for a DC startup, where he discovered his passion for code. After graduating from Galvanize, he worked in big data at American Express to support companies such as Uber and McDonald's to drive a quicker pay-with-points system still in use by customers today.

About our Sponsors:

Galvanize is an education company that blends the lines between learning and working. We believe in creating easy access for anyone who has the drive and determination to jump into the tech world, especially in entrepreneurship, engineering, and data science. Our campuses are home to students, startups, investors, mentors, and other people who are engaged and excited to level up their skills. To learn more about Galvanize, visit galvanize.com.

Code of Conduct:

No harassment: Women Who Code is dedicated to providing a harassment-free event experience for everyone regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race, or religion. We will not tolerate harassment of Women Who Code members in any form, including overly sexualized or demeaning comments or anything that threatens personal safety. People violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the event and/or the organization at the discretion of the organizers and management team.

WWCode events are intended for all women (trans and cis), trans men, and genderqueer folks who are interested in attending. We are emphatically queer and trans friendly and committed to matters of social justice as an organization. Select events may be open to the general public, which will be clearly noted in event descriptions.