This HTML/CSS Resource Handbook Below
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What Should I Know About This Dive?
Congrats! You are thinking about pursuing (or continuing your pursuit of) HTML/CSS! Awesome you!
HTML(HyperText Markup Language) and CSS(Cascading style sheets) are the basics of building web pages and web applications. HTML provides the content and CSS provides a layout to web pages.
So in answer to your question, the answer is yes, Yes, YES! Learn HTML/CSS already!
If you're ready to move forward with HTML/CSS, we are proud to share with you this completely free online compendium of resources to help you get started with, improve, and ultimately master the HTML/CSS language.
To that end, on the pages to come, you will find a bunch of truly helpful HTML/CSS coding resources, each answering a key question you need the answer to. We also provide a list of resources, broken down by level: beginner, intermediate, and advanced, to ensure you get the support you need, no matter at what level you may find yourself.
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That all being said, it's time to take a deep dive into HTML/CSS. Ready?
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