Want to Learn Web Design Basics?

If you want to get started in the world of web design, there are a few key skills you'll need to master. 
First, you'll need a working knowledge of how to code a page in HTML. Then, you'll need to be able to use CSS to create the visual effects you want, whether that's a particular layout, typography, or colors and backgrounds.

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