
Explore how hypertext markup language (HTML) uses opening and closing tags to format text, create bold content, images, and tables, and render results in a browser from a text editor.
Begin by creating a project folder and a simple html file, edit it with any text editor, and view the result in your browser. Learn basic tags to format text.
Discover how HTML tags act as core markup instructions, using opening and closing tags to wrap content, create bold or italic text, and assemble elements of a web page.
Learn how HTML heading tags create titles and structure content, exploring the six heading levels from h1 to h6, their size relationships, and basic syntax.
Create your first paragraph using the p tag and write content inside. Use the br tag for line breaks, for spaces, and the pre tag to preserve exact whitespace.
Explore HTML attributes, learn how to add style, color, borders, and font sizes using the style attribute, and discover how title and other attributes enhance elements.
Learn how HTML comments let you add personal notes inside your source code for memory aids and to request help from teachers or teammates, or temporarily disable code.
In this tutorial students will learn how to create hyperlinks in html
Learn to display images with the HTML img tag, using src and alt attributes, and resize with width and height while handling subfolders and external sources.
Learn to build a basic html table using table, tr, td, and th, apply borders with css, set width to 50 percent, center text, and use colspan.
Learn to create and customize HTML lists, including ordered and unordered lists, with list-type and list-style-type for numbering and bullets. Explore nesting and markers such as circle, square, and disk.
Explore how HTML forms collect user data with text fields including name, surname, password, and date of birth, using the form tag with method and action attributes to handle submission.
Explore how the div acts as a container for a form, stretches to its size, adds a border, sets width, applies a sky blue background, and centers with CSS margins.
Learn the basics of css by applying inline styles with the style attribute and using a style tag to style headings and paragraphs, including color and background color changes.
Learn how to identify and style elements in CSS using IDs and classes, including selecting by tag name, proper comment syntax, and applying unique or shared styles.
Explore how the CSS display property shapes page layout by using inline, block, and none values, and see default display behavior for paragraphs and divs.
Explore the differences between block, inline, and inline-block display types in CSS, with practical examples using span, p, div, and other elements, and learn how height and width behave.
Explore the CSS position property to move elements relative to their original position, using top and left offsets on a 400x400 green box with a 150x150 yellow inner box.
Learn how to use position absolute by marking a parent as relative and observing how the child moves relative to the nearest positioned ancestor or the document body.
Learn how position fixed keeps elements in place during scroll, contrasting with absolute and relative positioning, with practical examples like fixed navigation bars.
Explore how margins create space around elements and how padding separates content from borders. Master margin shorthand, per-side margins, inline-block centering, and text-align center on the parent for horizontal alignment.
Explore how padding defines the space between content and the element’s border, using a 400px square with 20px padding and top, right, bottom, left variations to adjust total size.
Learn how the overflow property manages content beyond a fixed height or width, with hidden, scroll, and auto options, plus the separate overflow-x and overflow-y controls.
Master CSS borders by adjusting width, style, and color across elements, using shorthand and side borders for dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset, none, and hidden.
Learn how the border radius property creates rounded edges on a 200x200 red square, and how a radius of 100px makes a circle.
Explore css text formatting: color, font-size units (px, percent, em), font-family, and font-weight, plus bold, underline, line-height, and centering text, including google fonts import.
Create an external stylesheet, link it in the head with rel=stylesheet and href, and edit in a code editor to leverage syntax highlighting and error checks.
Explore how the z-index property controls stacking order of absolutely positioned divs, using colors like green, yellow, and red to bring the top element to the front.
Learn how to use color codes in CSS by using a color picker to choose light green, green, or gold and apply colors to backgrounds.
Plan and build a cnn-like news site using html and css, featuring a black navigation bar with a logo and white text links, and a three-column content layout.
Learn to structure a website header by building a navigation bar and a three-column container with left, middle, and right blocks, using percent widths, inline-block layout, and centered alignment.
Build a multi-section webpage by adding middle content with an image deck and title, and a right-side table with images and text; reuse classes and apply font and border styling.
Explore the CSS :hover selector and see how hovering over elements like tables and table cells changes their background color to green, with practical on-screen examples.
Learn how to embed a web page inside another with the iframe element, using the src attribute and basic styling to adjust height, and note some sites block iframes.
Discover how box-sizing in CSS includes padding and border in an element’s width and height, keeping a 200 px box with a 5 px border consistent.
Create a virtual Samsung phone using HTML and CSS for complete beginners, featuring a mobile frame with rounded edges, a centered logo, and an embedded iframe with a gradient finish.
Easy HTML and CSS course is especially designed for beginners but anyone can give a try.Course starts with Introduction to HTML and HTML tags,attributes and Entities.then after finishing HTML section there will be an exercise in which students will make a registration form using html.
then students Learn Css from scratch and will be able to design a news website.