Create an 8-bit website

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Create an 8-bit website

English | 39m | Video 1080p

Welcome to Create an 8-bit website!

We'll be designing and coding a retro-style 8-bit website that looks like it fits in with 90's Nintendo games. You can adapt this course, code and design to be anything you want: a portfolio website, a hobby website, or a resume-style website. In this course I'll be creating a resume web page, but definitely feel free to change the content! We'll be using super simple HTML and CSS to make this work for us.

*You should be somewhat familiar with basic HTML and CSS to get the most out of this course. Beginners knowledge of HTML is OK!

Homepage:

https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Create-an-8-bit-website/961244913

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