While there are tons of information about HTML/CSS coding out there, the irony is, finding the best HTML/CSS books and resources might not be that easy.
On the web, for instance, most of the guides and tutorials mix up their information in a way that makes it difficult to follow along from the start to the end. Then, if you happen to switch to YouTube videos, you’ll notice that although some of them provide helpful illustrations, they are pretty brief and incomprehensive.
As such, many coding beginners are forced to register for online HTML/CSS courses – while advanced coders, on the other hand, tend to rely on HTML/CSS forums.
Now that’s a good start. But, if we’re being honest, it doesn’t really get the job done. You see, while some HTML/CSS courses are great, they only work perfectly when you combine them with the best HTML/CSS books.
All of these books are dated, some more then a decade ago. Times have changed.
Maybe some good pointers or references?