•  Creating the first web page
•  Line breaks, spacing, and comments
•  Ordered and Unordered lists
•  Creating a table
•  Creating a web link
•  Creating links within the same web page
•  Adding an image to a web page
•  Resizing and sizing images
•  Nested elements
•  One-line text box
•  Add a label to a text box
•  Multi-line text box
•  Radio buttons
•  Checkbox
•  Number input box
•  Drop down list
•  Date and number box
•  Field box and Legend elements
•  Attributes
•  The meta element
•  Escape characters
•  Bold and italic elements
•  iframe element
•  sup and sub-elements
•  Title and alt attributes
•  Audio element
•  Audio element attributes
•  Video element
•  Doctype
•  Structure elements
•  Drawing with canvas
•  Draw a rectangle

• Introduction
•  Syntax changes
• Changing font type, color, and size
•  Multiple selectors and writing rule   more than one element
•  Add a line to header and border property
•  Inheritance and overriding
• Using Classes in 
•  More on Classes in 
•  Font Family
•  The Font Weight Property
•  Using an external style sheet
•  Text decoration property
•  Italic fonts
•  Web Colors
•  Using inline style
•  More on Font sizes
•  Line height property
•  Box Model Part 
•  Background image property
•  The ID Attribute
•  The text align property
•  Border Property Part 
•  The DIV element
•  The SPAN element
•  Add content page and reuse some of our   classes
•  Special effects
•  Block and Inline elements
•  Floating an element
•  Absolute position   an element
•  Fixed position   an element
•  The overflow property
•  The cursor property
• Custom cursor
• Text and images
•  Relative positioning
•  Vertical menu
•  Vertical menu Part 
•  Horizontal men
•  The inline block
•  Opacity property Part   
• text shadow
•  box shadow

HTML and CSS are two major technologies for creating web pages.

• HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language, the language for describing the structure of web pages.

• The structure of HTML consists of two parts: the head and the body. The head describes the information required by the browser, while the body contains the specific content to be described.

• CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets, the language for describing the presentation of web pages.

• CSS technology is used in creating a web page to achieve more precise control of the page layout, font, color, background, and other effects, making the webpage more beautiful and dynamic.

• Learning basic HTML+CSS doesn’t take long, but learning to use them well does take some time. The basic tags and label can be understood in about one or two hours. But if you want to learn advanced HTML and CSS animations, then it will take more time.

• HTML is very easy to learn. While it is code, and while it may seem daunting to you at first, you don’t need to have any kind of programming experience. HTML isn’t nearly as hard to learn as you might think

• CSS is an easy programming language to learn at a basic level. The CSS technology was designed to be accessible so anyone could create their own styled web pages on the internet. A lot of the syntax you see in CSS will be very familiar when you learn the basic concepts of HTML.