HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) stand as the cornerstone technologies for shaping the digital landscape of web pages. They collectively provide the structure and style, ensuring content’s visual and auditory appeal on various devices.

HTML: The Architect of Web Pages HTML is the language that architects the framework of web pages. With HTML, creators can:

• Publish rich online documents featuring headings, text, tables, lists, images, and more.
• Retrieve information through clickable hypertext links.
• Design interactive forms for transactions, searches, reservations, and more.
• Seamlessly embed multimedia elements like spreadsheets, video clips, and sound clips. HTML’s markup serves as the scaffolding, labeling content elements such as paragraphs, lists, and tables.

HTML5: The Evolution HTML5 represents the latest chapter in the HTML saga. This version has elevated document markup capabilities and introduced Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and Document Object Model (DOM) enhancements, further enhancing the web’s dynamic and interactive potential.

• HTML-Introduction
• HTML-Basic Formatting Tags
• HTML-Grouping Using Div Span
• HTML-Lists

• HTML-Images
• HTML-Hyperlink
• HTML-Table
• HTML-Iframe

• HTML-MultiMedia
• HTML-Form
• HTML-Headers
• HTML-Miscellaneous

CSS: Crafting the Visual Experience CSS is the language that breathes life into web page aesthetics. It covers everything from colors and layouts to fonts. Moreover, CSS enables the adaptability of content presentation across diverse devices, be it large screens, small screens, or print. Notably, CSS is versatile and can be employed with any XML-based markup language. The separation of HTML and CSS streamlines website maintenance, encourages style sheet sharing, and allows tailored pages for varying environments.

• CSS-Introduction
• CSS-Syntax
• CSS-Selectors
• CSS-Padding
• CSS-Margins

• CSS-Color
• CSS-Cursor
• CSS-Text Fonts
• CSS-Lists Tables
• CSS-Box Model

• CSS-Display Positioning
• CSS Floats
• CSS- Combinators
• CSS-Pseudo-class
• CSS-Pseudo-element

• CSS-Opacity
• CSS Dropdowns
• CSS- Image Gallery
• CSS-Websites Layout
• CSS-image Sprites

• CSS-Align
• CSS Links
• CSS- Max-width
• CSS-Inline-block
• CSS-attr selectors