HTML & CSS Syntax Review

Review the fundamentals of HTML and CSS.

HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is used for putting content on a web page. With its tag-based syntax, you can add things like text, images, video, or audio to a page. However, without CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) code, your content will look plain and default to the browser's built-in styles.

The key to a great looking web page, is to use both languages in tandem. Luckily both languages are easy to learn - these are critical skills for any web developer. Once you have a solid grasp, you'll move on to other languages like JavaScript, which can do much more than display and style content.

Later, you'll also learn how to use JavaScript (and other languages) to generate chunks of HTML and CSS so that you can dynamically show and hide various elements on a page as needed. Before you learn how to do this, you must have a good grasp of the fundamentals first.

Skills covered in this course: HTML CSS Box Model Typography

Lessons

HTML
1. Sublime Text & Other Tools (3:46) Preview
2. First HTML Page (3:57) Preview
4. Text (11:24)
5. Lists (5:45)
6. Images (8:57)
7. Tables (10:26)
8. Forms (13:02)
9. Links (6:29)
10. Divs and Spans (12:09)
11. Comments (2:32)
CSS
13. Selecting HTML (4:30)
14. Color Values (5:28)
15. CSS Gradients (3:48)
16. Text and Fonts (7:28)
17. Listomania (2:54)
18. Comments (1:49)
21. Display Options (8:14)
22. Inspector Gadget (7:04)
23. CSS Is Classy (7:41)
24. Selectors Revisited (8:57)