Introduction to HTML & CSS Fiesta! [Live-Online]

About this eventDuring this beginner workshop, you will learn the essentials of HTML and CSS while gaining a basic understanding of how the web works. Once we’ve covered the basics, you will be guided through the construction of your very own website displaying your favorite Hispanic recipe.Whether you’re brand new to coding or are preparing for admission into a software engineering immersive, our Learn to Code series is designed for you to learn the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as well as dive into more advanced topics like Functional Programming. Our instructors are carefully selected to give you the best experience possible in a fun, hands-on learning environment. Instructors provide a thoughtful blend of lectures, code-alongs, and study hall sessions.Target Audience:This workshop is for learners with little to no HTML and CSS experience.What You Will Learn:Basic Web ArchitectureFoundations of HTMLFoundations of CSSHow to build a web pageHow to Prepare:- Have the Zoom Client for Video Meetings installed well before the webinar begins: https://zoom.us/download- Any other relevant information and download requirements before the eventTaught live online:- 1.5 Hours – 12:00pm – 1:30pm Pacific Time- Link to join the workshop will be provided to you once you RSVP.About Your Instructors:Liz Anaya Ramos is a Developer Evangelist at Galvanize. With a background in educational services and marketing, Liz decided to join Hack Reactor after being introduced to JavaScript. With her coding skills, Liz enjoys building curriculum, teaching, and helping others that are looking into entering the tech space. Aside from coding, she enjoys exploring four-wheeling trails, reading, golfing, and spending time with her family, friends, and her two adorable dogs. Connect with Liz on LinkedIn or in the Galvanize Tech Community.Kelly Revenaugh is a Developer Evangelist at Galvanize. Prior to learning how to code, Kelly held numerous roles in the hospitality and travel industries. She joined Galvanize’s software engineering immersive in 2019 and became a freelance web developer, working with clients ranging from small business owners to global ed-tech corporations in the US and APAC markets, before returning to help others succeed in software engineering and data science. When she’s not at her computer, she likes to hike throughout New England’s forests, practice photography, and stand-up paddleboard. Connect with Kelly on LinkedIn or in the Galvanize Tech Community.To learn more about our software engineering immersive program, visit http://bit.ly/womenSoftwareEngineeringConnect Before and After The EventWant to connect with others in tech before the event? Join us in the Galvanize Tech Community Slack to discuss topics in the industry, meet other coders ranging from rookies to veterans of their industry, cheer each other on while learning how to code, and more. Use the hashtag #StartAConversation to get the topics flowing!About Hack Reactor:Founded in 2012, Hack Reactor is a 12-week immersive coding school providing software engineering education, career placement services, and a network of professional peers. Hack Reactor’s mission is to empower students to succeed in new careers in Software Engineering through our accelerated, best-in-class programs and our strong, caring community with over 7,000 alumni worldwide.Led by passionate and experienced teachers, engineering leaders, and former hiring managers, we produce software engineers the best teams want to hire. Hack Reactor has campuses in San Francisco, Austin, Los Angeles, Seattle, and New York City, and an online, remote immersive program (full-time and part-time).To learn more about Hack Reactor, visit https://www.hackreactor.com/