Daily HTML & CSS Learning Plan (2 Weeks)
Daily HTML & CSS Learning Plan (2 Weeks)
WEEK 1: Mastering HTML Basics
Day 1: Introduction to HTML
- What is HTML?
- Basic structure of an HTML document
- Practice writing: <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <body>
Day 2: Text Formatting & Headings
- Learn: <h1> to <h6>, <p>, <br>, <strong>, <em>
- Practice creating a small article page
Day 3: Lists & Links
- Learn: Ordered (<ol>), Unordered (<ul>), and Links (<a>)
- Practice making a simple navigation menu
Day 4: Images & Multimedia
- Learn: <img>, <video>, <audio>
- Practice adding an image gallery
Day 5: Tables and Forms (Intro)
- Learn: <table>, <tr>, <td>, <th>
- Start: <form>, <input>, <label>
Daily HTML & CSS Learning Plan (2 Weeks)
Day 6: Review + Build a Simple Webpage
- Build: A personal profile page using everything learned
- Bonus: Use comments (<!-- -->) to describe your code
Day 7: Rest or Practice Day
- Relax or polish your webpage
- Try a short quiz or tutorial (like W3Schools)
WEEK 2: CSS Styling Magic
Day 8: Introduction to CSS
- What is CSS? Inline, Internal, External
- Practice: Change colors, fonts, and text size
Day 9: Selectors and Properties
- Learn: Element, class, ID selectors
- Practice: Styling headings and paragraphs
Day 10: Box Model
- Learn: margin, padding, border, content
- Visualize how spacing works
Day 11: Layout with Flexbox (Basic)
Daily HTML & CSS Learning Plan (2 Weeks)
- Learn: display: flex, justify-content, align-items
- Practice: Make a responsive navbar or gallery
Day 12: Positioning and Display
- Learn: static, relative, absolute, fixed
- Understand how elements move on a page
Day 13: Combine HTML + CSS
- Build: A simple landing page (e.g. for a product or service)
- Practice writing neat, readable code
Day 14: Project + Review
- Final Project: Build a small website with multiple pages
- Review concepts, organize files (HTML & CSS folders)
Tools to Help You
TOOLS TO HELP YOU
Code editor: Visual Studio Code ([Link]
Practice site: CodePen ([Link] or JSFiddle ([Link]
Reference: MDN Web Docs ([Link] and W3Schools ([Link]