5 Sources to Learn HTML and CSS Online

by Simrandeep Singh on January 24, 2009

Do you want to learn HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and CSS (Cascaded Style Sheets) but don’t have time to attend lectures at coaching centers ? Then you can learn it online and that’s absolutely free of cost. You can open these websites anytime whenever you get free time. Learning online is best for those who have very busy schedule.

Some of these websites also provide examples. You can type the codes that you learn in the examples area for practical learning. This is the best part that I love about online learning.

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5 Websites to Learn HTML and CSS online

W3schools: W3schools is a best source to learn HTML and CSS online. You will also find thousands of examples at W3schools to experiment with the code on-line. You can also learn other languages like XML, .NET, Browser Scripting , Server Scripting at w3schools.

Tizag: Tizag is my favorite. It was the first website that I used to learn HTML. They have added a new utility that allows you to type HTML code directly into the browser and see what it would look like as a website.

Quackit: Quackit is another tool to learn HTML and CSS. Quackit shows you examples but don’t allows you to edit them like tizag and w3schools.

EchoEcho.Com: EchoEcho.Com is a beginner’s guide to HTML and CSS. They have quizzes after every chapter. You can use these quizzes to check what yourself whether you are learning or not.

HTML Code Tutorial: HTML Code Tutorial teaches you HTML from the basic tags. It is also good for beginners. You can also use their forum if you need any help.

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