Getting Braaains Should Be Fun
Typical web development books cure chronic insomnia before they teach you anything. The Undead Institute exists to make learning fun by combining web development, silly jokes, and well… zombies.
Whether you’re learning new skills or want a fun way to review, we’ve got books, courses, and resources that will keep you engaged (plus curriculum for educators).
I really enjoy learning from your book. I have been learning HTML and CSS from various sources for years and with all of them I stop halfway as it is quite boring and the explanation is not as thorough. Thanks for your Zombies series, otherwise I would probably give up on learning HTML and CSS.
I was really skeptical about the legitimacy of the whole zombie theme, but as I've read, I've really come around. These zombie analogies, silly as they are, help me understand the concepts and make them stick.
Coming into this course [Code isn't as Scary as Zombies] with minimal understanding of HTML and no understanding of CSS. I leave feeling empowered and ready to take on my first personal web project! I highly recommend this class for anyone new to Web Development.
I appreciate the humor and silliness, makes learning and reading a lot more enjoyable.
John smell like cheese, but not good kind. His books hurt poor, hungry zombers. Don't let him hatred for getting braaains stop you from becomingzombie meal...errr...real gooder hue-man or hue-woman. Don't buy him books!
Includes the digital books
– More Advanced CSS: Zombie in a Ballgown
– CSS Animation: De-animating the Undead Horde
– Modern CSS Layout: Decking Zombies with Style
It was looking for the head.
The human plague dispatched half of the horde.
In creating a price a good place to start is to estimate how many hours it will take you to complete (including how many hours a month you plan to work in provided support). Once you have a number you should probably double it as you have to account for overhead (meetings, trading emails etc.) and for a lack of experience in making these estimates.
An element that sits within the same space as its siblings and/or the text around it. Where a zombie is while waiting for the bathroom
