HTML & CSS Made Easy: Web Design & Front-End Web Development

Name: HTML & CSS Made Easy: Web Design & Front-End Web Development
Rating: 4.5 (17 reviews)

Learn HTML and CSS to create responsive websites and master web design and front-end web development

Created byLogic Labs

Last updated 1/2026

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

Head Element
Layout Elements and Techniques
Responsive Web Design
Semantic Elements
Gradients (Linear, Radial, Conic)
Text Effects
Animations
Masking
Buttons
Overriding Variables
Forms
Image Gallery and more....

Course content

2 sections • 36 lectures • 4h 30m total length

Head Element4:54
Create the head element to define metadata and link external resources such as stylesheets and scripts. Set the page title for SEO and user experience.
Layout Elements and Techniques7:39
Explore layout elements and techniques in HTML to build visually appealing, user-friendly web pages using header, nav, section, footer, flexbox, and grid layouts.
Responsive Web Design9:00
Build a completely responsive web design in HTML and CSS using media queries and flexible images to adapt layouts across devices.
Semantic Elements7:09
Learn how semantic elements like header, nav, footer, article, and aside improve structure, accessibility, and SEO in HTML, with practical markup and styling examples.
Entities6:05
Developers learn to represent special and reserved HTML characters using entities, including less-than, greater-than, and the copyright symbol, and to render Unicode emojis with hex or decimal codes.
Symbols7:30
Learn to represent symbols in HTML using named and hexadecimal entities, including copyright, registered trademark, and heart icons, and enhance pages with Font Awesome icons.
Emojis5:52
Learn to display emojis in HTML using Unicode characters and hexadecimal entities. Create examples with p tags to render smiling, fire, and mobile phone emojis.
Character Sets6:00
Define the character set and encoding for HTML documents with the meta tag in the head, set UTF-8 to encode most Unicode characters, and show ISO-8859-1 as an alternative.
Forms(Text Fields, Radio Buttons, Checkboxes, Submit Button)13:43
Create HTML forms to collect user input using text fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, and a submit button, with the form element, action, and post method.
Form Attributes6:35
Use form attributes to control submission, validation, and styling of HTML forms. Build a sample form with first name, last name, and password fields using action, method, and input attributes.
Form Elements8:45
Create and customize HTML form elements to collect user input, including text fields, password inputs, radio buttons, checkboxes, select dropdowns, newsletter subscription, and a submit button.
Input Types6:49
Learn to create an HTML registration form using input types such as text and email, define labels, input attributes, and form structure with post method and action.
Input Attributes8:04
Apply HTML input attributes to customize form inputs, including number and date fields with min and max values, and build a booking form with action, method, labels, and submit button.
Input form* Attributes8:45
Learn how the input type and placeholder attributes shape user data entry in HTML forms, building a login form with username, password, email, and age fields.
Canvas Graphics8:37
Learn to draw shapes with the HTML canvas using JavaScript: create a canvas element, set width and height, and render a red rectangle and a blue circle with 2d context.
SVG Graphics5:37
Explore scalable vector graphics (SVG) in HTML to create resolution-independent shapes like rectangles and circles embedded directly in web pages, using width and height attributes.
Multimedia5:02
Learn to embed multimedia in HTML, including image, audio, and video elements. Discover image tag usage with src, width, height, and alt attributes, plus accessibility and SEO considerations.
Video6:24
Learn to embed videos in HTML using the video element, with local and online sources, controls, and proper src and type attributes for cross-format playback.
Audio5:14
Embed audio in HTML using the audio element, link local or online sources, and enable playback controls to enhance your web pages.
YouTube Videos6:11
Embed YouTube videos in HTML using an iframe, then build a responsive container with relative positioning, a 16:9 aspect ratio, and an absolute iframe that scales with width 100%.

Dropdowns10:27
Learn to build drop down menus in HTML and CSS for website navigation, including a simple structure with a drop down button, content, and anchor options.
Image Gallery7:49
Create a css grid image gallery with gallery items and images that resize to fit the grid, and apply a hover transform to scale images for a dynamic, interactive view.
Forms10:28
Create and style HTML forms with name and email inputs, labels, placeholders, and submit button; apply CSS to set a 400px max width, block inputs, padding, borders, and hover effects.
Rounded Corners6:55
Apply CSS border-radius to create rounded corners for boxes and images in HTML, providing circular profile pictures and a softer appearance while hiding overflow for clean visuals.
Gradients (Linear, Radial, Conic)11:20
Learn to create gradients in HTML and CSS, including linear, radial, and conic gradients, to enhance backgrounds and elements with color transitions.
Shadow (Effects, Box)8:21
Explore creating depth with shadow effects in HTML and CSS, using box-shadow and text-shadow to decorate elements, define offsets, blur, and color, and apply to divs.
Text Effects6:52
Explore text effects in HTML and CSS, including text shadow and text gradient, using class-based styling, linear gradients, and WebKit background clip for enhanced typography.
2D Transforms5:29
Explore 2D transforms in CSS by applying translate and rotate to elements, learn how the transform property moves and rotates objects and creates interactive layouts.
3D Transforms8:26
Learn how to apply 3D transforms in HTML and CSS, using rotate x, rotate y, and rotate z to create depth, with perspective and interactive rotation.
Transitions8:58
Learn how to create smooth CSS transitions in HTML, applying single and multiple property transitions to buttons and boxes, with hover effects, transitions timing, and interactive examples.
Animations7:39
Explore css animations to bring websites to life, including a 100x100px box that slides horizontally via keyframes, and hover-based button transitions with smooth background color changes.
Masking10:14
Master masking in HTML and CSS by using mask-image with -webkit-mask-image, applying linear gradient and radial gradient shapes to reveal specific parts of an image while hiding others.
Buttons5:04
Create stylish CSS buttons using basic HTML button elements, applying padding, background color, border, and border-radius, and enhance interaction with hover and cursor pointer effects, including rounded variants.
Pagination7:21
Learn to build HTML and CSS pagination that splits content into multiple pages using a pagination container, numbered anchor links, and an active page state for navigation.
Multiple Columns5:47
Learn to create a newspaper-like layout with CSS multi-column techniques, including column-count and column-gap. Apply styling to column containers with padding, background color, and widths to control the layout.
Overriding Variables5:04
Define CSS variables (custom properties), apply them to elements, and override them to dynamically switch between light and dark modes.

Requirements

No prior coding experience is required.

Description

This course is a complete guide to HTML and CSS for anyone who wants to learn web design and front-end web development from the ground up. Whether you are a beginner with no coding experience or someone looking to strengthen your fundamentals, this course will help you understand how modern websites are built and styled using industry-standard practices.

You will start by learning the core structure of web pages with HTML and then move into styling, layout, and design using CSS. Each concept is explained in a simple, practical way so you can immediately apply what you learn. By the end of the course, you will feel confident creating clean, responsive, and visually appealing websites using HTML and CSS.

This course focuses heavily on hands-on learning and real-world examples. Instead of memorizing theory, you will build actual web pages that reinforce your understanding of web design and front-end web development. You’ll learn how to structure content properly, style it professionally, and make layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.

Throughout the course, you will learn essential skills including:

Writing clean and semantic HTML

Styling websites with modern CSS

Creating responsive layouts using Flexbox and CSS Grid

Understanding colors, typography, and spacing for better web design

Building multi-page websites from scratch

By completing this course, you will gain practical experience that you can immediately use for personal projects, freelance work, or as a foundation for more advanced front-end web development technologies. You’ll understand how HTML and CSS work together to create professional websites and how to follow best practices used by developers in the industry.

This course is designed for:

Beginners with no prior coding experience

Aspiring web designers and front-end developers

Students looking to build a strong HTML and CSS foundation

Anyone interested in creating their own websites

If you want to learn HTML and CSS, improve your web design skills, and start your journey into front-end web development, this course is the perfect place to begin. Enroll now and start building real, modern websites step by step with confidence.

Who this course is for:

Anyone interested in creating their own websites with HTML and CSS.
Beginners with no prior coding experience.
Aspiring web designers and front-end developers.
Students looking to build a strong HTML and CSS foundation.

HTML & CSS Made Easy: Web Design & Front-End Web Development

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction of HTML20 lectures • 2hr 24min

Introduction of CSS16 lectures • 2hr 6min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: