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HTML5 and CSS3

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  On 16/01/2022 at 06:49, Munyua44 said:

I am learning HTML5 for website building. On the course of this learning, am coming across another word CSS3. Wht is this CSS3 and why does it has to be introduced in HTML5?

Does it mean that HTML5 is not enough to help in website buildup?

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Correct. HTML in itself is not enough; you need CSS to style and structure the output the end user sees. 

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  On 16/01/2022 at 15:54, adrynalyne said:

Correct. HTML in itself is not enough; you need CSS to style and structure the output the end user sees. 

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Do you have any link of where I can learn CSS3 until i become a pro too? If any just share with me. I will be very glad. Thanks

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w3schools has quiet a few as well as html, javascript and many other :) 

PS. you'll also need JavaScript down the line ;) 

 

https://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

 

 

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