Resources
Tools, References,
and Study Materials
A focused resource hub for learning web development, including essential tools, trusted references, a technology comparison table, and downloadable study material.
Essential Learning Tools
These tools help beginners write code, test websites, manage projects, and understand how modern web pages work.
- Visual Studio Code for writing and editing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Chrome Developer Tools for inspecting layouts, styles, and page behavior
- GitHub for version control, project storage, and portfolio presentation
- MDN Web Docs for accurate documentation and technical explanations
- W3Schools and freeCodeCamp for beginner-friendly examples and practice
Technology Comparison Table
The table below compares the three core technologies used to create the structure, design, and interactivity of websites.
| Technology | Main Purpose | Example Use |
|---|---|---|
| HTML | Creates the page structure | Headings, sections, links, forms, and images |
| CSS | Controls visual presentation | Typography, spacing, colors, layout, and responsive design |
| JavaScript | Adds interaction and logic | Buttons, forms, animations, events, and dynamic updates |
References
The following sources support the web development concepts explained throughout this website:
Download the Study Guide
Use the downloadable guide as a short revision document for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and beginner web development concepts.