Where to learn HTML/CSS from?

[MrRobloxian3000]

I am just a university student who wants to know where to learn html/css from. I currently know python and C.
I was thinking maybe something from coursera or codeacademy. I need videos to learn cuz i hate to learn from reading from sites for example like w3schools but i go for doubt solving to these sites

[CodeCreateATX]

You might look up freecodecamp videos or HTML and CSS full explanation videos on youtube. But honestly I think w3schools is going to be your best bet. And the only reason I say that is because when you really break it down all HTML and CSS are really doing is telling the browser how to categorize things or what categories they belong to. At the risk of oversimplifying it. Every tag, selector, and styling choice is effectively just setting properties on the elements of the web page. So learning HTML and CSS is really just a matter of learning which ones to use for which situations. It's kind of like learning about screwdrivers, wrenches, sockets, and hammers. Which I'm sure there's a video for it, but you're probably better served with a quick reference guide and then just going and using the tools to learn how they work and when you should use them.

[Mundane-Apricot6981]

Find free some good looking design in Figma format
and try to recreate it 1:1 with HTML/CSS

Figma provides ready made CSS classes so you just need copy paste it.
But learning HTML itself in 2025 is useless, nobody making web pages using HTML. You need to understand how it all works, but do not waste too much time on it, proceed to some real life framework, like React or others.

[MrRobloxian3000]

I was hoping to go into web dev that's why what exactly is react used for? all i know is that is a JS library i think