HTML5 & CSS3: A Step-by-Step guide for beginners to build and design responsive and engaging websites with html5 and css3

HTML5 and CSS3 are important tools for building responsive websites with updates and advanced features. To be able to use them together, this helpful, all-in-one guide covers everything that you need to know about each of these innovations and their updated versions.

HTML is a markup language that is used for web page creation. CSS is a language that is essential for web page design and styling. We will cover both languages in this book from scratch, and you will create your own project by the end of the book.
Several books teaching HTML and CSS are bland and just published for those who are already programmers, and that's why this book takes an entirely new approach.

This book presents HTML and CSS in a manner that makes it easy for everyone: hobbyists, beginners, professionals or any layman who wants to develop his own website. It has an entirely unique structure that enables you to advance from start to end thru the chapters or just go through the topics of significant relevance at your leisure. Every chapter ends with basic self-help exercises with solutions for you to learn every concept with practice before moving on to the next.

What you'll learn
∙You can learn all the standard HTML tags, the skeleton of all websites, which are used to structure HTML pages.
∙You'll learn about the HTML structure and components, the website building blocks, the syntax you need to construct tables in your HTML documents. HTML features, headings, line breaks and paragraphs, text highlights and much more.
∙All CSS basics, including the idea of selectors, colour and background setting methods, font and text formatting methods, the styling of UI elements such as hyperlinks, lists, tables, etc., as well as the CSS box model concept, and so on.
∙Once you're familiar with the basics, you'll move on to the next stage, which describes the way elements are configured and aligned, methods for placing elements on a web page, using picture sprites, as well as the definition of relative and absolute units, visual model formatting, display and visibility, layers, pseudo-classes and elements, style sheets based on media, and so on.
∙By the end of this explanatory guide, you will be able to explore some advanced features like gradient colours, drop shadow effect, as well as 2D and 3D transformations on your own, added in CSS3.