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Best Place to Learn HTML/CSS

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by babylon_x, Sep 24, 2014.

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    Hi,

    What are the best resources out there for learning HTML/CSS from scratch?

    I did know a bit going back about 5 years, however I've forgotten most of it!

    I would like to learn it the proper way and hopefully be able to cover all bases including the latest developments i.e. HTML5. I'm prepared to put the time and effort in....at least whilst I'm still in this motivated mood!

    Many thanks in advance to any input offered and for helping me start my journey:)
     
    babylon_x, Sep 24, 2014 IP
  2. braulio

    braulio Active Member

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    codeacademy.com. It worked for me.
     
    braulio, Sep 25, 2014 IP
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    welshtrekker Member

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    I suggest you use these ones as I still use them to brush up or recap on styles and selectors (as one example). I have made HTML 5 compliancy a priority and so I am brushing up on CSS3 and jQM code. I thought I had enough to do with jQuery, oh well, such is the life of us coders.
    Anyhow, I use:
    w3schools
    html5rocks
    and yes, www.codecademy.com/learn is good.
    I find it best to use tools to assist with front end development when I am learning:
    jResponse jresponse.net/
    Kickstart www.99lime.com/
    On top of that, using forums like this and Q&A sites like stackoverflow and geekit are great for support on issues with code, etc.
    That should help.
     
    welshtrekker, Sep 26, 2014 IP
  4. xXxpert

    xXxpert Well-Known Member

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    Goto Udemy, and checkout lot of courses available. you also got some courses as Free and paid one's are also not costly.
     
    xXxpert, Sep 26, 2014 IP
  5. JetSeeker

    JetSeeker Greenhorn

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    Code Academy is pretty cool!
     
    JetSeeker, Sep 26, 2014 IP
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    Saqib Rauf Member

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    I used w3schools.
     
    Saqib Rauf, Sep 28, 2014 IP
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    Athertle-2FH Peon

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    There are plenty of the great places to go and learn, but I'd say that Codecademy.com is the best place for learning, and w3schools is the best place for reference and questions.
     
    Athertle-2FH, Sep 29, 2014 IP
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    Codeacadaemy.com and W3Schools is good for learning how to code HTML and CSS.
     
    usemyteam, Sep 30, 2014 IP
  9. welshtrekker

    welshtrekker Member

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    Don't get drowned in 'where to learn' sites, just choose some of the above and ensure your time is spent on coding, not surfng for tutorials.
     
    welshtrekker, Oct 2, 2014 IP