Modern HTML and CSS: Build Accessible, Responsive Websites

Behind every great website is a solid foundation of clean markup and responsive styling. To build modern websites that work for everyone, you need to understand how browsers interpret your code under the hood. This text-based course takes you from the absolute basics of web structure to advanced, modern CSS techniques. You will transition from copying code to writing semantic, accessible HTML and responsive CSS with confidence. You will learn to think like a browser, enabling you to debug layout issues easily and adapt to new web standards as they emerge. What you'll learn: - Write semantic, accessible HTML that search engines and assistive technologies can easily read. - Master the CSS cascade, specificity, and inheritance to write clean, maintainable stylesheets. - Create responsive, flexible layouts using modern CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid. - Implement cutting-edge CSS features like native nesting, container queries, and the :has selector. - Understand how browser rendering engines process the Document Object Model (DOM) and style rules. - Apply mobile-first design principles to ensure your pages look great on any screen size. The course begins with foundational concepts, defining essential web terminology and the relationship between HTML and CSS. You will then progress through structured text lessons and code analysis, moving from basic document structure to advanced responsive layouts and modern CSS architecture. This course is designed for absolute beginners with no prior coding experience, as well as self-taught developers looking to build a stronger, standard-compliant foundation in web development. Start reading today to build your foundation in modern web development.