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Sep 11, 2013 in HTML and CSS

HTML for Beginners: CSS (Part 9)

Cascading style sheets or CSS controls how a Web site would appear. There are many ways of styling a particular Web page, but CSS is the one recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium.

Sep 02, 2013 in HTML and CSS

HTML for Beginners: Text Boxes and Other User-Input "Thingamajigs"

HTML forms provide a great way to capture data from your web site. A form in an HTML page can be used to submit data to a server for further processing.

Aug 28, 2013 in Web Design Principles

What to Do About CSS & Styling

Now that you've learned all of the basics of HTML, you're ready to pass to the next lesson in making a website: worrying about CSS and styling. It's not hard at all...really! In the first lesson, you learned all about the joys of basic HTML, and now, we can move on to adding some personality to your website courtesy of CSS and styling.

Aug 21, 2013 in HTML and CSS

HTML for Beginners: How to Use Tabular Data (Part 7)

Tables enable you to easily present data and information in such a way that it is also easy to read and understand.

Aug 14, 2013 in HTML and CSS

HTML for Beginners: Images (Part 6)

Images are a big part of any Web page. It helps to drive your point across and helps to get your site visitor's attention.

Jul 31, 2013 in HTML Tutorials

HTML for Beginners: How to Makes Links to Other Pages and Elsewhere (Part 5)

As you already know, links are a vital part of Web pages. Links allow you to move smoothly from one page to another. It allows you to navigate from page to page. It also enables you to get more information about a certain topic.

Jul 22, 2013 in HTML and CSS

HTML for Beginners: Unnumbered, Numbered, Definition and Nested Lists (Part 4)

All you need to know about lists: Unnumbered Lists, Numbered Lists, Definition Lists, Nested Lists.

Jul 08, 2013 in HTML Tutorials

HTML for Beginners: Tags, Attributes and Elements (Part 2)

When learning about HTML, you will come across different resources that may use HTML elements and tags interchangeably. Chances are, that's because they wanted to simplify everything and make it easier for you to understand. However, there is a difference when you refer to HTML elements and HTML tags.

Feb 27, 2013 in HTML Tutorials

The Way to a More Organic Web Design: CSS Exclusions and Regions

Visit this post to learn how to get more organic web design: CSS exclusions and regions

Dec 10, 2012 in HTML Tutorials

Speed Up Your JavaScript-Animations with requestAnimationFrame

Speed up your JavaScript-Animations with requestAnimationFrame

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