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I decided to continue this hot topic. I made a list best resources to study html and css to help those who wish to study these issues. I remember when I started as a webmaster, I really missed such a selection of high-quality and useful resources.

First some definitions:

Html (from English "HyperText Markup Language" - hypertext markup language) is a standard markup language for web pages.

Css (from English "Cascading Style Sheets" - cascading style sheets) is a description technology appearance web pages.

Without html knowledge and using CSS to run your website will be very problematic - you won’t even be able to install a statistics counter or even a banner. Shouldn’t we run to specialists for help or create topic after topic on forums? You just need to take it and learn it.

From my own experience, I can say that html and css can be learned in 1 month. Of course, I’m not talking about professional heights - you can reach them yourself if you want.

In my opinion, The best way to learn html, css, and other topics, including website promotion, means having your own website and practicing on it. By the way, you can see the first website I created for maps for the game Counter-Strike, the creation of which I was then keen on. Here are the maps and their screenshots, created by old man Globator in those days when he did not yet know what the top 10, TCI and PR were, and carefreely frolicked in the sun creating three-dimensional maps :) I created this site in a month, learning html and css in practice.

You don't have to be a technical expert to learn html and css. For example, I’m generally a humanist and in mathematics I mostly got a “2” :) So anyone can learn html and css. The resources I have listed are also suitable so that at any time you can use them to find out any point you are interested in regarding html and css.

Websites for learning html and css

I’ll start a selection of useful resources for learning html and css from a site that I used myself. These are Wild html lessons written by Valentina Akhmetzyanova aka Dikarka. She described all the necessary points so cheerfully and interestingly that learning html and css with the help of her lessons turns into an exciting activity. By the way, you can read the site for the blog. Wild lessons are enough to learn html and css at the level necessary to work as a webmaster.

Can you imagine who I would be if I developed further in the topic of Photoshop? I would be a real monster! But I got involved with SEO and vegetate here, typing these letters with fingers cramped from the cold :) Just kidding, it’s also warm here and the food is good :)

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To help you out, we"ve gathered together a selection of resources that will tell you what you need to know, help you when you"re stuck, and get you expanding your skills in no time.

01. HTML Cheat Sheet

This incredibly helpful HTML cheat sheet includes a full list of all HTML elements, along with descriptions, code examples and live previews. You can organize the tags alphabetically or by category, and even download it as a PDF to refer to later.

02. CSS Cheat Sheet

If you"re just starting out with CSS, simply remembering all the many tags and technical terms can be hugely intimidating. Don"t let that put you off, though; keep this helpful cheat sheet bookmarked, or just print it out, to quickly find the elements you need.

03. CSS-Tricks

When it launched in 2007, this site was all about CSS. Now it"s expanded quite a bit, but there"s still plenty of helpful information and tutorials about CSS and HTML for you to get stuck into. It's definitely worth a visit.

04. CSS Wizardry

CSS is easy to learn but difficult to master. Harry Roberts" CSS Wizardry has some of the best articles on the nitty-gritty of writing scalable and maintainable CSS, like the BEM methodology and refactoring (which are among the hardest parts).

05. CodePen's Yearly Top Pens

One of the best ways to learn HTML/CSS is to dissect cool demos you discover, and CodePen"s yearly Top Pens are great for that. The demos range from cool to "I didn"t even know that was possible". CodePen's integrated UI for diving into the code is also convenient. In a similar vein, you might also like to check out our post.

06. Web Design Weekly

HTML and CSS are both constantly evolving. To stay up to date with the latest methodologies and features, we recommend this email newsletter. It comes once a week, which is just often enough that you"ll actually read it.

07. Responsive Design Weekly

Responsive is a vital part of the web designer's toolkit these days, and to help you keep up to date, Justin Avery spends hours every week curating the best responsive web design content and interviewing industry leaders, and sends it out as a newsletter every Friday (You might also like our post on .)

08. Create non-rectangular layouts with CSS shapes

…Although the syntax of HTML is relatively simple to learn,…there"s, still a lot of elements, attributes and…other concepts that you"re going to need to learn and keep track of.…While this course is intended to introduce you to the essentials of HTML, it"s…really not designed to teach you every single element and attribute available.…So with that in mind, I want to give you a couple of online HTML resources,…that can really help you as you begin learning HTML, and…can serve as valuable references later on, as you"re authoring your own pages.…Now we"re going to start, at the specifications themselves.…

And this is something, two documents that you should definitely have bookmarked.…So, this is the W3Cs version of HTML5.…You can see they have a latest Publisher Version.…You can go see the Editor's Draft,…if you want to see what"s coming down, down the pipe.…And, this is pretty large.…If I scroll down, you can see that here"s just the Table of Contents.…And I"m not even going to scroll through all of them.…

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3/30/2017

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HTML is the programming language that powers the web. And like any language, once you master it, you can begin to create your own content, whether that"s simple websites or complex web applications. This course provides an in-depth look at the essentials: the syntax of HTML and best practices for writing and editing your code. Senior staff author James Williamson reviews the structure of a typical HTML document, and shows how to section pages and format your content with HTML Plus, learn how to create links and lists, and find out how HTML works with. CSS and JavaScript to create rich, engaging user experiences. So open a text editor, watch these videos, and begin learning to author HTML the right way.

Topics include:

• Why is HTML important?
• Exploring an HTML document
• Formatting content
• Displaying images
• Using nav, article, and div elements
• Linking to pages and downloadable content
• Creating lists
• Controlling styling (fonts, colors, and more)
• Writing basic scripts