So, you want to be a web developer? These are my notes on one-on-one teaching of web developement

Lesson 1 (2.5 hours) 4 October

I'm happy to help you build a website, but first you'll need to understand some basics. Let's start with your favorite website, what actually happens when you load it up in your browser?

Steps to load a website http://p2pu.org

Great, you can load a page. But can you explain what happens when when you press go? I know you won't remember all of this, but I'll mention it now as it's the base for why things work the way they do.

Topics covered in depth.

Things we didn't cover in the first lesson (on purpose)

Themes

Student Notes from Lesson 1:
Firstly i dont know if its important
but i remeber the talk about Layers of the web - that was interesting for me.
Second. I am getting them bullendpoints kind like a mindmapping.
Biggest part for me was in a our converestion, asking and heaving answer.
It was all included on them things you wote, but i guess its verry important 
issue about our learning. 
What was amazing as i know now- You'd showed me how html and css
are working together and which things goes here and there.
Linked in that shape of abstraction.


Lesson 2 (2.5 hours) 8 October

Student Notes from Lesson 2:
We started with some questions you had, what were they about?

1. I knew that i have a mess in html file wich is cousing css problems
    and i wantet to have it pointed in a way wich shows me a structural thinking
    of what im wrinting in html and how i manage this content in css

2. For me, typography is a verry important thing so i had couple questions
    here. Margins, padding - differences when its about txt content.

3. How to make "text content" going from left to right in a boxes. My experiments
    after first lesson showed me that there is only one way top - bottom :) 
    Float - and using it.
    
4. How tu use small images, and if I need to use them, maybe i can write them in html&css

5. Using web fonts - google fonts

6. I dont know how to say but MOST important thing was cleat the knowlesge aout using
    html tags in connection with cms tags. Basicly whole 2nd lessons was about that.
   I would call it html to cms optimalization.
   There was a lot things about that point its hard to write about them now.
   I think it would be easier after some exercises :]
   
7. Resets - i know from now that browsers are "involved" in your cms
    giving styles to your <h's> ets. And i know that google has answeres here.
    These are the reset css files and i know how to include them in html
    
8. I know about file paths - how to include them in html codes 
    a) http://file
    b) /file 
    c) file.

9. I strongly believe that a "purist" way of making html and css its best way to 
    learn. Its more than classical - for me its essential knowlege. On time, fresh,
    without errors (they are some prob.) easy to find.
    
    
10. Using chrome inspector - thats a first and a second lesson. Verry helpfull tool
      after 2nd lesson i know a lot more, i know how to seek errors and its easier
      to see what im doing.


                        Idea for exercise after 2nd lesson:
                           Target: Heaving stucture way of thinking about html&css
                                       improved&remebred.
                           Method: Writing same layout of a page, but constructed by rectangles
                                        Analizing layout while working on rectangled-copy
                                        
                        PROBLEMS:
                        1. margin&padding - positioning headline <h1>
                            - i dont know why adding margin to h1 moves whole #main down
                            - found solution - cheeting :(
                        2. can't remember what's class but im using it
                        3. dont know why im using "clear" in footer css
                            - i remember - float :)
                        4. can't place footer :/           
                        
                        NOTES AFTER: i was hopin' it'll tooks me much less time :)
                                                idea of structure a lot better
                                                div's are hard to see on html i need some guides in tm
                                                
                        TARGET: ACHIEVED :]
                        
                         

Things i've learnt today:
Im a lot closer to have this thing called structure in my mind.
For me was v.hard to see it in tags <tag>
I've learnt how i can use divs and id's witch made my last lesson
kind of structured?
Firs lesson left a bit of mess in my head, divs,p's... etc.
how many ia can use? how to put them together and where they should be.
I wasnt shure about this after first, but i;ve noticed their existance and like 50% 
about meanind and use.
Todays lessons took all the experience from firstope and puted in shape.
Now i can imagin in my head structure of a squares and rectangles and they all together
are making "website" a sketch of it. And i can name them as div's, p's, id's, containers etc..
I know ho to name this "sections" and how to manage them to have a clear look on 
what im going to make 

Student Notes from Lesson 2:

Lesson 3 (2.5 hours) October 11

Questions:
How do I make a "back" button?

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Student Notes from Lesson 3: