Topic Name

Subtopic Name

Learning Outcome(Slide2)

6

Basics of branding and messaging

5

Target audience and segmentation

4

Different marketing channels

3

Creating value for customers

2

Understanding customer needs

1

What marketing means ?

Choose cool, soft colors instead of vibrant colors
Max 6 Points for Summary & Min 4

Topic Name-Recall(Slide3)

Imagine you have built your dream bungalow...

The structure includes -

Windows

Walls

Doors

Rooms

Roof

Everything is structurally complete.

Now let me ask you a question...

Would you be excited to live in it if it looked like this?

Plain gray walls

No paint

No curtains

No furniture

No lighting

No decoration

Technically, the bungalow is complete.

You can enter it, live in it, and use all its rooms.

Probably not.

But...

Does it look attractive?

Does it feel welcoming?

Does it reflect your personality?

So What Happens Next?

To make the bungalow beautiful, you start adding:

Now the same bungalow looks elegant, attractive, and pleasant to live in.

Websites Work Exactly the Same Way

When we create a webpage using HTML, we build its structure.

To make the plain webpage visually appealing and attractive, we use CSS.

But HTML alone creates a very plain webpage.

But HTML alone creates a very plain webpage.

What is CSS & Why Use It

CSS stands for  Cascading Style Sheets.
It is used to style and design HTML webpages.

WITHOUT CSS

WITH CSS

What is CSS & Why Use It

CSS stands for  Cascading Style Sheets.
It is used to style and design HTML webpages.

Controls

Fonts

Colors

Layouts

Spacing

Borders

Alignment

WITHOUT CSS

WITH CSS

Advantages of CSS

Faster Styling

Style multiple elements simultaneously with less code.

Reusable Design

Write once, apply everywhere across the website.

Cleaner HTML

Separation of concerns makes HTML readable.

Consistency

Uniform look and feel across all webpages.

Responsive

Adapt layout seamlessly to different screen sizes.

CSS Syntax

h1 { color : blue } ;

CSS Syntax

h1 { color : blue } ;

Selector - Selects the HTML element to style.

CSS Syntax

h1 { color : blue } ;

Property - Defines what style should be changed

CSS Syntax

h1 { color : blue } ;

Value - Defines the style value.

Declaration & Comments

Declaration / Declaration block

style.css

h1{

color : blue ;

font-size : 30px ;

}

A single CSS rule is called declaration.

Declaration & Comments

Declaration / Declaration block

style.css

h1{

color : blue ;

font-size : 30px ;

}

Declaration Block - Multiple declarations written inside { }.

Declaration & Comments

Declaration / Declaration block

style.css

h1{

color : blue ;

font-size : 30px ;

}

Declaration

Single rule

Declaration block

Multiple rules

CSS Comments

  • Comments are notes written inside CSS code.

  • Browser ignores comments during execution.

Syntax

/* This is a CSS comment */

Types of CSS

Inline CSS

Internal CSS

External CSS

Applied directly inside HTML elements using the style="" attribute.

Quick fixes

Single page styles

Best practice

Defined within a <style> tag inside the HTML file's <head>.

Written in a separate .css file and linked to the HTML document.

//Index.html

<style>
  h1{
    color:blue;
  }
</style>

Internal css

External css

//Index.html
<head>
  <link rel="stylesheet" 
href="style.css">
</head>

Links to

//style.css

h1{
  color:blue;
}

Inline css

//Index.html

<h1 style="color:red">

Welcome

</h1>

Core Concepts (Slide 7)

Core Concepts (.....Slide N-3)

Summary

5

Build strong branding

4

Use different marketing channels

3

Target the right audience

2

Create and communicate value

1

Understand customer needs

Choose cool, soft colors instead of vibrant colors
Max 5 Points for Summary & Min 2

Quiz

Which platform is mainly used for professional networking and B2B marketing ?

A. Facebook

B. Instagram

C. LinkedIn

D. Snapchat

Quiz-Answer

Which platform is mainly used for professional networking and B2B marketing ?

A. Facebook

B. Instagram

C. LinkedIn

D. Snapchat

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