Sushi Cards
2021-2022
2021-2022
2021-2022
  • 2021-2022 Sushi Cards
  • Session #1
    • Session #1 Info
    • Text Adventure Game
      • Day 5: Last Day
      • Day 4: Project Time!
        • Making Functions
      • Day 3: Start coding
        • If/Else Statements
        • Input Statements
      • Day 2: Continuation
        • Functions
      • Day 1: Introduction
        • What's a text adventure game?
        • Basic Commands - 1
        • Brainstorming
    • Discord Bot
      • Day 1: Setup
        • Setup
        • Initialize Discord Bot
        • Activities
      • Day 2: Basic Commands
        • Creating First Command
        • 8 Ball
        • Extra Topic: If/Else
        • Activities
      • Day 3: Styling
        • Markdown
        • Using Embeds
        • Sending Images
        • Activities
      • Day 4: Finalizing Bot
        • On Message
      • Definition/Concept Guide
    • Make A Website
      • Day 1: Introduction
        • Getting Started With Replit
        • Introduction to HTML
        • Your Very First Website!
      • Day 2: Drafting the Website
        • Setup
        • Making Your Homepage
      • Day 3: Adding Nav Bar
        • Adding New Elements to Homepage
        • Adding New Pages
        • Writing Nav Bar
      • Day 4: Using CSS
        • Basic CSS
        • CSS With Nav Bar
      • Day 5: More CSS
        • Adding More Nav Bar CSS Rules
  • Session #2
  • Session #3
  • Session #4
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  1. Session #1
  2. Make A Website

Day 2: Drafting the Website

Welcome to Day 2 of the website design sushi card! Today you will begin the construction of your website, and learn how to add style and color with CSS.

What is CSS?

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a programming language used for describing how an HTML document should look to the web browser. CSS can be used to add color to text, specify a specific font, and even add animations to your website! Start Day 2 to explore more.

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