Are you still starting your projects with a blank page? Don't do that!
- Mozilla Developer Network
- FreeCodeCamp has a forum, a chat room, and a youtube channel where you can find support from people working on the same problems as you.
- W3 Schools: HTML, CSS
- Quentin Watt Video Series
- Interneting is Hard
- Marksheet.io
- The difference between HTML, CSS & Javascript and how they relate - for Dummies
- Semantic vs. Formatting Tags (video)
- Useful Starter Files
- HTML Cheat Sheet
- Traversy: HTML5 - Traversy is always great
- Traversy: Bootstrap - Traversy is always great
- CSS reference
- CSS Cheat Sheet
- HTMLdog CSS
- MDN - Introduction to CSS layout
- MDN - CSS box model
- CSS-tricks - CSS Properties
- Article about multiple ways to select classes and id's
- The 30 CSS Selectors You Must Memorize
- Media queries
- CSS Wizardry
- Non-Square Things
- CSS Tricks
- FCC: Responsive Web Design Certificate. This site is great for mastering the basics of HTML & CSS + design. The exercises are clear and helpful, plus there is a great online community so there are many helpful posts and videos for each exercise. (PS. the Applied Accessiblity exercises are assigned for homework by the end of this module!)
- The Odin Project: HTML5 & CSS 3. This is another great open source course that will help give some structure to your independent study. TOP is more project-oriented and pulls together resource from all over the internet to help set your study path.
- Both are great options, take a look at each and follow the one that helps you the most!
- Learn HTML5 and CSS3 From Scratch(FCC)
- Create a Website for Beginners(FCC)
- HTML Crash Course for Absolute Beginners(Traversy)
- Mozilla Developer Network
- csulb
- tips and tricks HQ
- the server side
- HTML5 doctor (more advanced)
- self-closing tags
- HTML: Timothy, CodeAcademy
- CSS: Divya, Timothy, CodeAcademy