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Introduction to HTML
1. Overview of HTML and its Role in Web Development 2. Setting Up Your Development Environment 3. Structure of an HTML Document (Doctype, Head, Body)
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Module 1: Getting Started with HTML
06:14
Module 2: Building Blocks of HTML
04:39
Module 3: Structuring Content Professionally
05:23
HTML Basics: Building Your First Web Page
14:55
Getting Started with HTML: Your First Web Page
08:35
HTML Attributes
16:35
CSS in HTML
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used in HTML to control the appearance and layout of web pages. It allows you to style elements such as colors, fonts, spacing, and positioning. CSS can be applied in three ways: inline (directly within an HTML tag), internal (within a `` tag in the HTML document), or external (linked via a separate `.css` file). Using CSS ensures a consistent design, improves website responsiveness, and enhances user experience.
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Inline CSS for Quick Styling
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HTML Fundamentals – Structuring the Web Professionally
About Lesson

Inline CSS allows you to apply styles directly to individual HTML elements using the style attribute. This method is useful for quick adjustments and overriding other styles but is not ideal for large-scale projects due to limited reusability and maintainability. Inline CSS is best used for small, specific changes rather than comprehensive styling.

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