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This document outlines an agenda for a workshop to teach participants how to build their own website. The workshop will be led by Adam Hinkel and will include an introduction to HTML and CSS concepts, a review of starter code, a building period with support from TAs, and suggestions for continuing education. Participants will learn key elements of HTML like tags and attributes, and CSS concepts like selectors, properties, and values to style and lay out pages. The goal is to have participants leave with the skills and resources to continue developing websites on their own.
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