Led by certified instructor and expert Daniel Walter Scott, this course digs into the very building blocks of building a website with HTML and CSS.

HTML provides the structure, content and layout, CSS adds style and design, and JavaScript adds functionality and interactivity.

CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, defines the look and formatting of that HTML. Both are essential to coding your own website, and here's how to get acquainted with them.

These three programming languages are tools that you can use to create, design and style your very own website.

Traditionally, graphic designers create a website’s template, and programmers build coding (HTML, CSS) to add pages, sub-pages, and features to it.

Version 3 of Cascading Style Sheets give website designers more control over page layout and page elements. If you plan to build (or rebuild) your small business website using CSS, these six ...

Discover how to build your website by learning HTML and CSS on your Mac. It's pretty easy to get started with web coding in OS X, and there are plenty of great courses to help you learn HTML and CSS ...

How to Tell if a Website Is Built With CSS. One of the best ways to learn to build compelling business websites is to study the code that others create. While HTML is great for placing objects on ...