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Your first website should not look like a school project, break on mobile, or fall apart the moment you add a second page. HTML & CSS for Modern Web Design is written for beginners who want to build clean, responsive pages that load correctly, read well, and stay consistent across devices. Instead of dumping tags and properties, it shows you what to type, where it goes, what the browser does with it, and how to fix things when the layout does not behave the way you expected. You will build the kinds of pages people actually create: structured HTML5 documents, navigation, content sections, cards, forms, responsive images, and a multi-page site with shared styles. Along the way, you learn the fundamentals that make everything else easier later: semantic structure, the CSS cascade and specificity, the box model, Flexbox, Grid, and mobile-first responsive design that scales without messy hacks. The difference with this guide is the workflow. You start with a clean project structure, link assets properly, and use browser developer tools from day one so debugging becomes logical instead of frustrating. When something breaks, you will know exactly what to check: file paths, selectors, layout context, and computed styles, with practical fixes for common mistakes. You also get modern best practices that beginners often skip but real projects expect, including accessibility habits, readable typography, sensible spacing, performance basics, validation, and cross-browser checks. If you want to stop guessing, build pages that hold together on every screen size, and understand why your HTML and CSS work, this book gives you a clear path from first file to a complete, deployable website.

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