dealindigital
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book
any video series
course
any video series
course
can anyone recommend me the best way to learn HTML CSS
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Vinyas Gowda
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W3schools
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Youtube. Find cool tutorials that you like the look of there are many there, with different styles, and simplicity. You find that you can use different parts in projects you might be building, and expand your learning from there.
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To learn the syntax of HTML and CSS, you can prefer any tutorial like w3school etc.. or any other video tutorial as suggested above. Make sure to learn practical implementation..
together with learning, you can practice by creating html pages in simple notepad or notepad++ and check them in the browser... no any other resources are compulsory.
together with learning, you can practice by creating html pages in simple notepad or notepad++ and check them in the browser... no any other resources are compulsory.
Magnesium12
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It is a good way editing exist projects after a few course.
thetrustedzone
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W3schools is good as reference but for absolute beginners I recommend https://www.bitdegree.org/course/coding-for-beginners-space-doggos
Jamessmith11
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visit ti w3shool and also follow some you tube channel
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Hands on. Use your inspect element panel for styling. When it looks good, paste in css. That's the easiest way to learn.
For the initial markup find free html templates online. Modify them for practice. When you are good at it, try making a new one from scratch.
For the initial markup find free html templates online. Modify them for practice. When you are good at it, try making a new one from scratch.
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It depends on your prefered way of learning new skills (watch a course/videos, from a book or online articles, etc). Mozilla has a pretty great beginner-friendly tutorial.
Also, freecodecamp is another famous place to learn HTML and CSS (and there are more courses if you're up for it)
Also, freecodecamp is another famous place to learn HTML and CSS (and there are more courses if you're up for it)
Jihalab
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The best way to do it is by building your own projects from scratch.
Udemy has some great courses which are well structured to learn the basics (how to write HTML then implementing CSS to style it)
After you get the hang of it you can branch out and learn how to create specific elements using YouTube, freecodecamp or w3schools.
I learnt from an experienced dev that "every second you're not coding, you're wasting your time".
Pick a project to build and figure out the rest through Google, YouTube, freecodecamp and w3schools.
Udemy has some great courses which are well structured to learn the basics (how to write HTML then implementing CSS to style it)
After you get the hang of it you can branch out and learn how to create specific elements using YouTube, freecodecamp or w3schools.
I learnt from an experienced dev that "every second you're not coding, you're wasting your time".
Pick a project to build and figure out the rest through Google, YouTube, freecodecamp and w3schools.
