When first learning to code a website, there are three main languages you will need to be familiar with in order to achieve your goals. These three languages are HTML, JS, and CSS. Each language is responsible for a different part of what will become your future website.
HTML
The first language you will need to know it HTML. It is responsible for generating the structure of your website. It can be used to structure paragraphs, bullet points, images, data tables and more. Without knowledge of this language, you will not have a website with structure or content to be able to relay your products or information.
JavaScript
The second language you will need to learn is JavaScript or Js. Js is responsible for the logic of the website you are creating. This language allows you to have multiple pages flow together, lists of different items or variables to choose from, chat bots, mobile apps, and other logistical solutions. If you don’t have the proper knowledge of JavaScript, the website you are attempting to produce will lack the dynamic and interactive components it needs to be successful.
CSS
The Final language you will need to learn is call CSS and it is responsible for the style of your website. CSS will allow you to control the style of things such as text, alignment, link color and style, tab size, image size, and many more cosmetic aspects. CSS is crucial to the visual appeal of the website you are creating and without the proper knowledge of the language, users may be more likely to leave your website which will increase your bounce rate and hurt you search engine optimization.
Conclusion
Now that the three basic code languages have been outlined, it’s time to start learning them. The combination of these languages will have you with a good-looking website in no time and will help draw new visitors to see the products or information you have to offer. Happy Coding!
