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Build Your Own Website: A Comic Tale of HTML, CSS, Dragons, and Blogs

Build Your Own Websiteis a fun, beginner-friendly introduction to the basics of designing a website. This cartoon tale shows you how to get a site up and running using WordPress and your newfound knowledge of HTML and CSS.

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As you follow the illustrated adventures of Kim and her dog, Tofu, you'll slay 404-error dragons and learn helpful tips from the Web Guru's HTML scrolls and Glinda, the Good Witch of CSS.

This book is a perfect starting point for that precocious kid eager to make their mark on the web, tech-phobic adults who need a non-threatening guide, or creative types who have lots of great design ideas, but get a little queasy at the sight of HTML. Build Your Own Websitemakes getting started with Web design easy and fun, and it will unlock the keys to the Internet for a host of eager beginners.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 150 pages

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