Making the Web Work — Ten (10) Week Course

Websites are powerful tools in today’s world, and learning how to build them can be a great asset. This course is designed to introduce web development and can help the hobbyist developer, who just wants to be able to build their own site, or someone exploring the option of web development as a career. It will cover the technical basics of how the web works and how to build websites. The focus will be on HTML and CSS, the core building blocks of web sites, but we will also lightly cover many other topics that will build a better picture of advanced web development.

During the 10 weeks of class, students will plan and develop their own website that they can take with them.

Requirements: • Basic computer knowledge and an understanding of how to use a web browser • A USB thumb drive with at least 4 MB of available space • Registration is an agreement to attend all 10 classes

Who: The 10-week class is open to anyone 18 years of age and over with a Lancaster County Library card in good standing.

Where: Windolph Room on the library’s 2nd floor

When: Saturdays, March 4, 11, 18, 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, and May 6 from 1-3pm. 

Registration is required and please do so only if you can attend all of the sessions listed for the class.

Questions? Contact Adult Services at 394-2651 x128 or via email at AskUs@lancaster.lib.pa.us.