A comprehensive collection of web development tutorials and resources designed for students learning frontend development. This repository contains interactive, well-documented code examples covering essential web development concepts.
File: forms-tutorial.html
- Comprehensive guide to HTML form elements and attributes
- Interactive examples with form validation
- Best practices for form design and accessibility
- Covers input types, fieldset, legend, and datalist elements
File: positioning-tutorial.html
- Detailed explanation of all CSS positioning values
- Interactive demonstrations of static, relative, absolute, fixed, and sticky positioning
- Z-index and stacking context examples
- Practical use cases for each positioning type
File: flexbox-tutorial.html
- Comprehensive guide to CSS Flexbox layout
- Interactive container and item property demonstrations
- Real-world layout examples
- Browser support information and best practices
File: animations-tutorial.html
- Guide to CSS transitions and animations
- Interactive examples with customizable properties
- Keyframes and animation timing functions
- Performance considerations and best practices
File: pre-tag-tutorial.html
- Understanding the
<pre>HTML tag - Preserving formatting and displaying code snippets
- Comparison with and without the
<pre>tag - Best practices for usage
File: ascii-tutorial.html
- Comprehensive guide to ASCII encoding
- Interactive ASCII table with decimal, hex, and character values
- ASCII art examples and conversion tools
- Historical context and modern applications
File: selectors-tutorial.html
- Detailed guide to CSS selectors
- Combinator selectors and pseudo-selectors
- Specificity rules and browser support
- Practical examples and best practices
File: performance-tutorial.html
- Performance optimization techniques
- Lazy loading implementation
- Lighthouse testing and metrics
- Best practices for web performance
File: clamp-tutorial.html
- Guide to responsive sizing with clamp()
- Interactive demo with customizable values
- Practical use cases and browser support
- Comparison with traditional responsive techniques
File: index.html
- Central hub with links to all tutorials
- Responsive design with consistent styling
- Professional layout for educational content
- A modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge)
- A code editor (VS Code recommended)
- Basic understanding of HTML and CSS
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/sanctagee/web-development-tutorials.git