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Introduction to the Box Model Browsers load HTML elements with default position values. This often leads to an unexpected and unwanted user experience, while limiting the views you can create. In this lesson you will learn about the box model, an important concept to understand how elements are positioned and displayed […]

Introduction to Grids Using CSS, you can elegantly lay out elements on a web page. There is no simple answer for how best to do this — depending on what content you are trying to display, multiple different techniques can work well. Two of our other posts on the CSS box […]

In this lesson, we’ll focus on typography, the art of arranging text on a page. In particular, we’ll look at how to style fonts with CSS to make them legible and appealing and how to add external fonts to your web pages. Some of the most important information a user will […]

Introduction to Color CSS supports a wide variety of colors. These include named colors, like blue, black, and LimeGreen, along with colors described by a numeric value. Using a numeric system allows us to take advantage of the whole spectrum of colors that browsers support. In this lesson, we’re going to explore all the […]

Flow of HTML A browser will render the elements of an HTML document that has no CSS from left to right, top to bottom, in the same order as they exist in the document. This is called the flow of elements in HTML. In addition to the properties that it provides to […]