Introduction to HTML

Forms are widely used as essential website components. It's possible to create any type of form to fit the purpose and goals of your particular site, with HTML5 and CSS3. Each brings a number of great features and attributes that substantially broaden the boundaries of form design.

By properly employing HTML comments, you can explain the choices you made to a colleague reviewing your code and make necessary adjustments or bugs that need fixing easier for others to see. This is an essential 'best practice' among experienced HTML programmers and one that you'll need to master to work as part of a team or bring people on board your own projects. So how do you do it? Let's walk through the basics and essential steps you will need.

CSS is an invaluable tool for adding style and clearly formatting information to a web page designed with HTML. Far beyond just a simple layout and adding static images, CSS offers options for adding dynamic, user-experience-friendly front-end elements that can transform a static HTML page into an interactive application that wows customers and clients. This guide walks you through the basics and essential steps you need to add CSS to HTML for any project.