CSS is all about making elements pretty, or ‘styling’ them. Standing for ‘Cascading Style Sheets’, this method of styling ‘cascades’, or reads top-to-bottom, through the ‘stylesheet’ - your list of styles. Now that we have gone through the basics of HTML, we can use CSS to make it all look…

Besides the structure of a web document, this is the most important use of HTML in work today. It’s a big one, strap in. The <form> element wraps around various elements for inputting information and closes with the </form> tag. All form elements have two main attributes. …

So - you’ve gotten this far, time for the real stuff. HTML exists in the present world to give structure to webpages. In the infancy of the internet, we used it to style elements as well, but with the rise of CSS those days are long gone. …

Believe it or not, not everything has to be made by the developer. Luckily for people like myself with no visual art skills whatsoever, fonts are one of those things (I play some mean guitar though, so yours truly isn’t entirely void of artistic talent). …

The boilerplate is the basic structure every HTML file should have. The term comes from the template printing plate relied on by smaller newspapers and provided by the larger printing syndicates. …

Typically a word unfamiliar to new programming students, semantics has a huge role to play in every language of code we have. …