The complete HTML and CSS for Beginners Step by Step

Set small daily goals to finish HTML and CSS course, watching one video at a time. Believe in yourself, make every minute count, and complete course to unlock styling skills.

Learn how html uses hypertext markup language to structure web pages with opening and closing tags, and how css rules with selectors and properties style color, font weight, and visibility.

Enable HD video for clear viewing and download exercise files, then use course tabs for lectures, materials, discussions, and notes while enabling new lecture emails and sharing reviews.

Enable file extensions on Windows seven and eight, and on Mac, install the free co-editor, then create a desktop folder and drag files into the editor.

Learn how to format text with HTML tags by creating a paragraph and a heading, using p and h1 tags, and previewing in a browser with basic styles.

Explore how to use h1 through h6 headings, set a page title for SEO, and preview heading sizes while saving and organizing HTML with keyboard shortcuts.

Learn how spaces are ignored by HTML, and how to force line breaks with the br tag; explore HTML comment syntax for documenting code and later reuse.

Learn how to use popular HTML tags like p, h1–h6, strong, i, blockquote, hr, and div to structure content; practice with dummy text and create clean, semantic pages.

Create an image in HTML using the image tag and src attribute, place files in images folder, set width in pixels while preserving aspect ratio, embedding images in other elements.

Create links using the anchor tag and href to navigate between pages, including linking to images page. Learn to use target _blank to open links in a new tab.

Learn to create a clickable image by wrapping it in an anchor tag, linking to another page and opening in a new tab.

Learn how to create and structure tables in HTML emails using table, tr, and td, with thead and tbody for clean headings and data cells.

Explore the form element and inputs, including text, email, password, and file. Learn to use labels, placeholders, and the action with post to send data to a PHP server-side script.

Learn to create and structure lists in HTML, including unordered and ordered lists, list items, links, images, and headings, and style them with CSS for navigation, categories, and inline layouts.

Explore the remaining html tags, focusing on image tags, src and alt attributes, and accessibility for screen readers, to extend your web pages and prepare for styling.

Learn inline styles in HTML by applying the style attribute to a single element, using CSS properties like color, font-size, and font-weight, with semicolon separators and hex color codes.

Learn how to create internal CSS within an HTML document by using a style tag in the head, and applying selectors and properties like color, font-size, and bold text.

Link an external css file to your html document using the head tag and a stylesheet. Create a separate css folder with style.css and verify the link via page source.

Explore how CSS selectors target elements by tag, use IDs and classes, combine multiple selectors with commas, and select nested elements inside a div to apply precise styles.

Explore ids and classes in CSS, including inline styles, overrides, and selector basics. Learn when to use ids versus classes and how hash and dot syntax targets elements.

Learn how to link JavaScript in HTML, write a simple function with alert, and connect an external script file using script src, while organizing scripts in a dedicated folder.

Explore the most common CSS properties, including borders, backgrounds, colors, list styles, and layout controls like margins, padding, width, and float, with hands-on demos and tips for managing cascading rules.

Learn how to insert pictures and style them with css by building a practice page, centering a container, and sizing images. Explore adding borders and padding to refine the layout.

Insert a picture via CSS by setting a background-image on a styled div, define its width and height, and use the correct relative path to the image.

Learn hover effects in css by changing background color, border, and text color on hover, and control images with background size and no-repeat using the hover selector (zulu suto selector).

Learn the recommended path to becoming a developer: start with PHP, progress through procedural, then object-oriented programming, and frameworks like Laravel, finishing each course before moving on.