Build practical CSS skills and learn to transform structured XHTML documents into visually appealing, responsive web pages. This course is designed for learners who want to build a foundation in web design or strengthen their approach to creating organized, reusable, and maintainable stylesheets.

You’ll begin by applying type, class, ID, contextual, and pseudo-class selectors to XHTML elements. You’ll use classes, <div>, and <span> to style block and inline content, customize hyperlinks, and control nested elements. Next, you’ll work with the CSS box model to manage borders, margins, padding, positioning, and backgrounds for effective page layouts. As you progress, you’ll integrate internal, external, and local stylesheets; analyze inheritance and specificity; override CSS rules; and document styling logic with comments. Final examples bring these techniques together so you can construct scalable, cross-browser-compatible XHTML documents using CSS best practices. What makes this course distinctive is its progression from foundational selectors to layout techniques and advanced style management, reinforced through structured lessons, practice quizzes, and graded assessments. Enroll to develop the practical CSS and XHTML skills needed to create responsive, well-organized designs with confidence.