HTML & CSS / Foundations

HTML & CSS β€” Foundations

Meaningful content, native forms, selectors, and boxes.

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What you will learn

  • Meaningful content, native forms, selectors, and boxes.

  1. Documents, browsers, and a reliable workflow

    Understand how HTML content and CSS presentation become a usable document, then inspect the actual browser model rather than guessing from appearance.

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  2. Semantic text, links, and navigation

    Build a document outline and navigation that remain understandable through headings, link names, and native interaction.

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  3. Images, lists, and data tables

    Represent alternatives, grouped information, and tabular relationships without using presentation as the only carrier of meaning.

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  4. Forms, labels, and native controls

    Create controls whose purpose, grouping, and submission behavior are understandable before adding custom styling.

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  5. Selectors, inheritance, and the cascade

    Predict which declarations apply by separating matching, precedence, specificity, and inheritance.

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  6. The box model, sizing, and normal flow

    Reason about the space an element occupies and use ordinary document flow before positioning content manually.

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