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HTML and CSS for Beginners: Build a Page That Looks Right in the Browser
Check Yourself: Structure That Helps the Reader
Five scenario questions on lists, tables and forms. If you miss more than one, go back to the two lessons before moving on.
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Before You Write Markup
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What HTML and CSS Actually Do in Your Browser
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Your First Page: Save It, Open It, See It Break
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HTML You Cannot Skip
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Tags, Elements and Attributes Without the Fog
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Headings, Paragraphs, Links and Images That Mean Something
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Semantic HTML: Stop Wrapping Everything in a Div
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Structure That Helps the Reader
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Lists and Tables When You Actually Need Them
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Forms That Submit Without Confusing the User
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CSS Basics You Cannot Skip
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Selectors, Classes and Why Inline Styles Bite You Later
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The Box Model: Margin, Border, Padding, Content
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Colors, Fonts and Units That Don't Fight You
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Making It Look Like a Real Page
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Cascade and Specificity Without Guessing
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Inspect and Fix Styles in Browser DevTools
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- Final Check: HTML and CSS for Beginners
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Delivery fees by order total, with column headers. What do you use?
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Clicking the words "Email" should focus the email field. What must match?
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An input has placeholder="Your email" and no label. What's wrong?
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Which button submits the form?
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Five scenario questions on lists, tables and forms. If you miss more than one, go back to the two lessons before moving on.
- Duration
- 5 min
- Last update
- 08/12/2026
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