Build Your Own Website: A Comic Guide to HTML, CSS, and WordPress

Author: Nate Cooper Author: Kim Gee
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Building a personal website no longer requires staring at dry manuals or endless lines of gray code. This unique graphic novel transforms technical learning into a visual adventure following Kim and her dog, Tofu. By blending a comic book narrative with practical instruction, the authors demystify the core building blocks of the internet. Readers learn to structure content with HTML and apply bea…

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