Best way to learn HTML & CSS

free code camp has a pretty extensive and interactive approach: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn

06-04-2020, 01:22 AM

alternator Wrote: So I'm relatively new to coding with SOME experience but not an amazing amount and I'd like to improve how much I know about CSS mainly as I think I have the basics of HTML down, or at least what I need for now.

What are some good methods of learning the many things about CSS? Should I go to YouTube? If so who would be a good teacher with the subject? Thanks for any advice.

The other suggestions are great for getting a bit of the basics on board, but then you'll probably start wanting to specialize and at that point I find it's easier to work through examples to learn. My go to is finding an article (a good Medium one on CSS Animation is here: https://medium.com/@js_tut/a-simple-css-...24f82cafe3) and then playing around with the feature and working through the article until I really feel comfortable with the feature.

Good luck as you learn and keep us updated on your progress!

You should try reading best practices and experts opinion.

i also wanted to mention neocities.org/ which is super nice for beginners because you can just edit your site live and see it running right away .. don't have to mess with a text editor or localhost. its free too

There is a lot of wonderful tutorials online, html and css is very easy to learn once you have understand it. Good Luck!

Best way on this good teacher or YouTube and much of practice

yeah exactly thank you so much broo and w3school is the good way to learn basics of html & css

Frontend Masters is a good resource for FE learning. Basics upwards, really.

Just; if anyone tells you to build a website in tables to "feel the pain of what once was": Give them some of your own; immediately.

You should try getting a course from codeacademy or udemy. They can be great for beginner coders to get start into.

Watch youtube videos, test & dont be afraid of errors etc. Thats that you are learning best from.