Coding itself sounds like a complicated term. When the word “coding” comes up, people often resort to thinking of a bunch of complicated software and numbers. In reality, there is a lot of software that has made coding simple enough for anyone to do. There are three commonly used “foundation languages” that have made coding easy for people to use coding in building websites. Let’s take a brief look at these three languages and see what they do and how they make coding easier.
The Foundation Languages
The first foundation language is HTML 5. This stands for Hypertext Markup Langauge and is one of the most basic languages of creating a website. HTML provides the structure of building a website and allows a user to do almost anything with their website without having extra software to do so.
The second foundation language is CSS. CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. This language of coding allows users to style their website how they want. This language can allow users to add color, page layouts, fonts, images, photos, and all other stylish features that can be added to make a website pop.
The final foundation language is JS. This stands for JavaScript and allows for websites to be interactive with a user. Some features that are related to JavaScript are as follows: search bars, hovering features, animations on the website, different audios being played, and many more. Adding the final touch to the website using JavaScript, allows for your website to be very interactive and engaging to the user currently on it
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