On the first day,
Getting acquainted with HTML is the goal, this includes understanding the building blocks of an HTML document, the tags, and their characteristics. You can discover a variety of online instructions and resources to teach you HTML. Also, take notes and practice by writing sample HTML code.
The second day
is when you have to put into practice the skills gained from the earlier day. This will entail setting up a web page with headings, paragraphs, pictures, and links. Use an IDE such as visual studio code to write your code. You can get installation videos of VS code on youtube.
On the third day,
the focus is on CSS, which is the study of how to style HTML elements, alter font sizes and colors, and add borders and backgrounds. Also, learn about linking your CSS with the HTML file.
The fourth day
is devoted to putting into practice what was learned the preceding day; this means customizing the web page created on the second day with different CSS properties to observe how they shape the look of the website. You can use your IDE to write your CSS code and view the changes on your web page.
The fifth day
introduces JavaScript, which includes the concepts of variables, data types, operators, and functions.
On the sixth day,
you'll practice what you learned about JavaScript by crafting a simple program that makes use of variables, operators, and functions. Write sample code to implement a simple calculator.
On the seventh day,
it is a good idea to look back at the progress you have made in the week. Assess the areas where you require more practice or extra knowledge. Setting up targets and objectives for the following week might assist you in advancing your web development capabilities.