Html & Css Masterclass 2025 — From Beginner To Pro

Master HTML & CSS with hands-on projects, pro tips, and real-world workflows.

What you'll learn

Create modern, responsive webpages from scratch

Understand how HTML structures website content

Use headings, paragraphs, lists, and text formatting tags

Insert images, videos, and audio into webpages

Build interactive forms with various input types

Use semantic HTML for better SEO and accessibility

Link pages, images, and downloadable files

Apply inline, internal, and external CSS styles

Master CSS selectors (class, ID, attribute, and more)

Style text with custom fonts, colors, and spacing

Add shadows, backgrounds, and borders for visual impact

Use the CSS Box Model effectively

Control layouts with Flexbox and Grid

Apply margins and paddings with precision

Master element sizing, positioning, and layering

Make websites responsive with media queries

Optimize page structure for performance and SEO

Work with browser developer tools to inspect and debug

Build clean, organized, and scalable codebases

Apply industry-standard best practices from day one

Requirements

A computer with internet access

A modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.)

A text editor (Visual Studio Code recommended — we’ll cover installation)

No coding experience required — we start from absolute zero

Description

HTML and CSS are the foundation of every website on the internet. Whether you’re looking to become a professional web developer, enhance your design skills, or simply understand how websites work, mastering these two technologies is your first and most important step.The HTML & CSS Masterclass combines two complete, beginner-friendly courses into one streamlined, 2.5-hour powerhouse. In this course, you’ll learn everything — from building your very first HTML page to styling it with CSS like a pro.We’ll start with HTML, where you’ll learn to structure webpages with proper tags, headings, lists, links, images, tables, forms, multimedia elements, and semantic markup. You’ll not only learn what each tag does, but also when and why to use it.Then we’ll move into CSS, where you’ll learn how to bring your pages to life with colors, typography, spacing, layouts, shadows, backgrounds, flexbox, grid, positioning, layering, and responsive design using media queries. You’ll go from basic styles to advanced page layouts that look great on any device.This is not just a theory course — every topic is clear, concise, and actionable, with plenty of real-world tips that will make you faster and more confident. By the end, you’ll be able to build professional-looking websites entirely from scratch, without copy-pasting code you don’t understand.If you want a fast, powerful, and practical way to learn the core languages of the web — this is it.

Overview

Section 1: HTML: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome to HTML!

Lecture 2 Understanding HTML vs CSS

Lecture 3 Why HTML Isn't a Programming Language

Section 2: HTML: Choosing & Installing Your Text Editor

Lecture 4 What Is a Text Editor and Why It Matters

Lecture 5 Why We Don’t Use Notepad for Coding

Lecture 6 Best Text Editors for HTML in 2025

Lecture 7 Our Recommended Editor: Visual Studio Code

Lecture 8 Installing Visual Studio Code the Right Way

Section 3: HTML: Your First Project

Lecture 9 Creating Your First Ever HTML File

Lecture 10 Why Saving Frequently in HTML Matters

Lecture 11 Adjusting Your Editor for Comfort — Font Size & More

Section 4: HTML: Core Concepts

Lecture 12 The Logic Behind HTML & Web Markup

Lecture 13 What Are HTML Tags?

Lecture 14 Demystifying HTML Attributes

Lecture 15 HTML5 & Unclosed Tags — What Changed?

Lecture 16 Essential Tags Required in Every HTML Page

Lecture 17 Understanding the Title Tag in HTML

Lecture 18 Exploring the Body Tag — Where Content Lives

Section 5: HTML: Headings

Lecture 19 What Are Heading Tags?

Lecture 20 How Many Heading Levels Exist?

Lecture 21 Functional Differences Between H1–H6 Tags

Lecture 22 Golden Rules for Using Headings Properly

Section 6: HTML: Text & Typography Essentials

Lecture 23 The Paragraph Tag

Lecture 24 Bold Text with the Tag

Lecture 25 Semantic Emphasis with

Lecture 26 Italics via

Lecture 27 Enhanced Meaning with

Lecture 28 Highlighting Text with

Lecture 29 Underlined Text with

Lecture 30 Smaller Text with

Lecture 31 Strike Through Text with

Lecture 32 Inserted Text with

Lecture 33 Superscript & Subscript in HTML

Section 7: HTML: Lists

Lecture 34 Ordered vs Unordered Lists

Lecture 35 Creating Numbered Lists

Lecture 36 Creating Bullet Point Lists

Section 8: HTML: Advanced Text Formatting

Lecture 37 Quoting with the Tag

Lecture 38 Line Breaks with

Lecture 39 Horizontal Rules with

Section 9: HTML: Working with Images

Lecture 40 Understanding Web Image URLs

Lecture 41 Using the Tag

Lecture 42 How to Import Local Images

Lecture 43 Addressing Local Image Paths

Lecture 44 The Power of the alt Attribute

Section 10: HTML: Containers

Lecture 45 The Mighty Tag

Lecture 46 Cleaning Up Cluttered Code in VS Code

Lecture 47 The Versatile Tag

Lecture 48 vs — When to Use Each

Section 11: HTML: Forms Mastery

Lecture 49 What Is a Form in HTML?

Lecture 50 The Tag Explained

Lecture 51 The Tag Unpacked

Lecture 52 Creating Submit Buttons

Lecture 53 Accepting Numbers with

Lecture 54 Checkboxes in HTML

Lecture 55 Labeling Your Inputs Properly

Lecture 56 Radio Buttons in HTML

Lecture 57 Collecting Emails with

Lecture 58 Accepting Dates, Months & Years

Lecture 59 Password Inputs in HTML

Lecture 60 Letting Users Upload Files

Lecture 61 Image Inputs Explained

Lecture 62 Color Pickers in HTML

Lecture 63 Search Fields in HTML

Lecture 64 Hidden Inputs Explained

Lecture 65 Time Picker Inputs

Lecture 66 Must-Know Attributes for All Inputs

Section 12: HTML: Hyperlinks

Lecture 67 Creating Links with the Tag

Lecture 68 Opening Links in New Tabs

Lecture 69 Making Linked Images

Section 13: HTML: Building Tables

Lecture 70 HTML Tables — An Overview

Lecture 71 Creating Tables with the Tag

Lecture 72 Header Rows with &

Lecture 73 Body Rows with &

Lecture 74 Why Tables Look Plain — And How to Fix It

Lecture 75 Merging Cells with colspan & rowspan

Section 14: HTML: Semantic Tags

Lecture 76 Why Semantic Tags Matter

Lecture 77 Semantic Structure: Header, Section, Aside & Footer

Section 15: HTML: Multimedia

Lecture 78 Adding Multimedia Content (Updated Version)

Lecture 79 Embedding Audio Files (Updated Version)

Lecture 80 Adding Videos with

Lecture 81 Embedding YouTube Videos

Section 16: HTML: Comments

Lecture 82 Why Use Comments in HTML?

Lecture 83 Writing Comments Properly

Section 17: CSS: Introduction

Lecture 84 Welcome to CSS

Lecture 85 HTML and CSS Working Together

Lecture 86 Preparing to Work with CSS

Section 18: CSS: Getting Started

Lecture 87 Linking CSS to HTML

Lecture 88 Inline, Internal and External CSS

Lecture 89 Understanding Inline CSS

Section 19: CSS: Selectors

Lecture 90 Introduction to Selectors

Lecture 91 Types of CSS Selectors

Lecture 92 Class Selector

Lecture 93 ID Selector

Lecture 94 Tagname Selector

Section 20: CSS: Basic Concepts

Lecture 95 Internal CSS Explained

Lecture 96 External CSS Explained

Section 21: CSS: Syntax

Lecture 97 CSS Syntax Overview

Lecture 98 Selector, Declaration, Property and Value

Section 22: CSS: Box Model

Lecture 99 Introduction to the Box Model

Lecture 100 Inspecting Elements in the Browser

Lecture 101 Padding in CSS

Lecture 102 Margin in CSS

Lecture 103 Borders in CSS

Lecture 104 Box Model Summary

Section 23: CSS: Text and Typography

Lecture 105 Typography Basics

Lecture 106 Font Size

Lecture 107 Font Family

Lecture 108 Font Weight

Lecture 109 Line Height

Lecture 110 Letter Spacing

Lecture 111 Text Transform

Section 24: CSS: Shadows

Lecture 112 Text Shadow

Lecture 113 Box Shadow

Section 25: CSS: Borders

Lecture 114 Border Styling

Lecture 115 Border Radius

Section 26: CSS: Backgrounds

Lecture 116 Background Color

Lecture 117 Background Image

Lecture 118 Background Position

Lecture 119 Background Repeat

Lecture 120 Background Size

Section 27: CSS: Display

Lecture 121 Display Block

Lecture 122 Display Inline Block

Lecture 123 Display None

Section 28: CSS: Element Sizing

Lecture 124 Width and Height

Section 29: CSS: Flexbox

Lecture 125 Preparing HTML for Flexbox

Lecture 126 Flexbox Container Properties

Lecture 127 Flexbox Child Properties

Section 30: CSS: Grids

Lecture 128 Preparing HTML for Grid

Lecture 129 Grid Container Properties

Lecture 130 Grid Child Properties

Section 31: Padding and Margin Value Formats

Lecture 131 Single Value Padding

Lecture 132 Two Value Padding

Lecture 133 Four Value Padding

Lecture 134 Individual Padding Properties

Lecture 135 Margin Value Formats

Section 32: CSS: Position

Lecture 136 Introduction to Position Property

Lecture 137 Static Positioning

Lecture 138 Absolute Positioning

Lecture 139 Relative Positioning

Lecture 140 Fixed Positioning

Lecture 141 Sticky Positioning

Section 33: CSS: Layering

Lecture 142 Introduction to Layering

Lecture 143 Z-Index in CSS

Section 34: CSS: Media Queries

Lecture 144 Introduction to Media Queries

Lecture 145 Writing Media Queries

Complete beginners who want to learn HTML & CSS from scratch,Self-taught developers seeking a solid foundation,Graphic designers transitioning to web design,Entrepreneurs who want to build their own websites,Students preparing for careers in web development,Hobbyists who want to understand how websites are built