Are you someone who's interested in web design and development but have no idea where to begin?

Perhaps you have heard of HTML and CSS, and it's been on your mind to learn them and enhance future career options.

Maybe you are learning another language or framework and have found that it assumes knowledge of HTML and CSS, and you need to get up to speed with these technologies - fast.

Or possibly you have your own or a client's website, and want to make it more appealing by creating interactive web page content using creative elements.

Whatever your reason is, you have arrived at the right page!

In this course, you will learn how to use HTML 5, CSS 3, Bootstrap, and XHTML to build interactive web pages and develop exciting web-based content.

Why learn HTML and CSS?

HTML and CSS  are the foundation of every web page and web application. Many other languages and frameworks depend on having a solid foundation in HTML and CSS.

This course is going to teach you the step by step process of web development using HTML and CSS.

Why enrolling in this course is the best decision you can make.

• We know that your time is valuable and in this course, there's no beating around the bush. It jumps right into development and keeps up a solid pace the whole time.

• This HTML and CSS course is very hands-on; anyone can type the code the instructor writes in the lectures and see the result in a browser.

• The course covers most of the elements, attributes and properties that exist in HTML and CSS that are used by web developers.

• The course is beginner-friendly and not intimidating. It's logically organized and presented so that beginners build their skills progressively.

• Anyone with previous programming experience will also benefit as they can quickly skip to specific sections of the course as required.

• It covers useful and practical extras like XHTML, debugging HTML and CSS (common errors), using an HTML and CSS validator, CSS Entities, and Bootstrap.

• And finally, this course focuses on the intricacies of each language; their history, latest versions, best practices, syntax, new features, and common pitfalls to avoid.