Category: INTRO TO HTML & CSS

Links & Navigation! This is one of the most important parts of any website because navigation is how users actually move around your site (and the entire internet). Without good links and navigation: People...

Images & Media in HTML — one of the most exciting (and visual!) parts of building websites. After all, the web is not just text — images, videos, audio, and graphics make pages come...

Forms & Validation! ☕ Forms are how users talk back to your website — sign up, log in, search, contact, order food, post comments, apply for jobs… almost every interactive website needs them. Validation...

Reusable Components in HTML & CSS — one of the biggest mindset shifts when moving from “I can make one page” to “I can build real, maintainable websites like a pro”. Up to now...

Core of HTML & CSS Styling — the absolute must-master foundation that controls how every pixel looks on the screen. This is the layer where you go from “plain boring text” to “wow, this...

Styling Essentials in CSS — the absolute core toolkit every beginner needs to master before moving to layouts (Flexbox/Grid), animations, or frameworks. These are the properties & concepts you will literally use every single...

Selectors & Specificity. This is the part that decides which style wins when multiple rules try to style the same element. If you don’t understand selectors + specificity well, you’ll spend hours wondering: “Why...

Cascade Inheritance These two words explain why your styles sometimes do what you expect… and sometimes completely ignore what you wrote. If you master Cascade + Inheritance, 70–80% of “Why isn’t my style applying?!”...

Typography in web design — the single most important visual element after layout itself. Typography is not just “choosing a nice font”. Typography is the art and technique of arranging type (letters, words, lines,...

Colors & Backgrounds Colors are not just decoration — they: set the mood & personality of your website guide the user’s eye (what to click first) affect accessibility (can people read the text?) influence...