1. Style & Design Adam Crymble Digital Histories Workshop

2. HTML + CSS ‘Bones’ by woodleywonderworks, ‘Makeup brush on white background’ by Matt Trostle, and ‘Haloween Makeup’ Vancouver Film School. HTML = Bones CSS = Makeup HTML + CSS = Anything is possible!

3. Inline CSS – for minor tweaks This is red text

4. Inline CSS – for minor tweaks This is red text

5. Inline CSS – for minor tweaks This is red text

6. CSS Classes – for regular changes This is red text.redText { color:red; } HTML: CSS: Output: This is red text

7. CSS Classes – for regular changes This is red text Also red not red.redText { color:red; } HTML: CSS: Output: This is red text Also red not red

8. How does the HTML find the CSS? This text is red

9. Inline + Linked CSS This text is red This text is also red

10. Inline CSS vs Linked Style Sheets Inline CSS.HTML Linked Style Sheets.HTML,.CSS

11. CSS Zen Garden

12. Themes / Templates