Are you looking to improve your web design and web development skills? The Photics Web Guide is a way to learn from someone that has been professionally creating websites for over 30 years. Michael Garofalo leads you through many of the troublesome spots of learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Git. By using useful web projects as examples, meant for beginners and professionals alike, a tremendous amount of practical information can be learned. During the journey, a historical perspective is conveyed. Gain insight on how the creation of websites has changed over the decades. The book moves linearly to the ultimate goal, turning a web project into a Progressive Web App. The instructions are explained with significant detail. The end result is a web project that can reach the computers and mobile phones used by people all around the world. Along the way, an array of topics are covered — including arrays! Some other topics are building responsive webpages with Flexbox / Grid / Columns, adding CSS Transitions / Animations, and using Media Queries. Design and programming are not separated in this book. Learning to code and learning to create are combined, along with encouragement. The aim is to bring joy and fun back to the Internet, by documenting the wisdom that was gained over a career of making websites. If you love building websites, then you're more likely to build websites that people love. Partial Table of Contents: Section I — The Basics • Chapter #1 — Software You’ll Need • Chapter #2 — Creating an HTML File • Chapter #3 — Basic HTML • Chapter #4 — Basic CSS • Chapter #5 — Basic JavaScript Section II — Web Projects • JavaScript Time — Dates, Clocks, & Time Zones • Periodic Table Data — Multidimensional Array • Alternate Solution — Search • Weather Alerts — Working With JSON Section III — Progressive Web App • Converting the Bible (CPDV) to a web app Section IV — Resources Conclusion