Free course on The Odin Project

Foundations: HTML and CSS

40 hours 4.8(21,500 reviews)Free

At a glance

Rating
Rating 4.8
Hours
40
Cost
Free

No certificate with this course.

Open Course

The Odin Project's Foundations: HTML and CSS teaches web fundamentals through hands-on projects. You build real webpages from scratch using HTML and CSS, emphasizing semantic markup and responsive design. The course combines lessons and projects. After finishing, you can build modern webpages and understand how HTML and CSS work together. The main limitation: this is project-first, so it moves fast. Beginners should pair it with conceptual resources (Khan Academy, freeCodeCamp) for clarity.

About This Course

The Odin Project's HTML & CSS foundation covers everything from basic tags to flexbox layouts. Includes real projects, a curated reading list, and community support.

Course Details

Language
HTML & CSS
Duration
40h
Certificate
No
Cost
Free
All Courses

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Odin Project free?

Yes, completely free and open source.

Is it good for beginners?

Yes, but it's demanding. You're building real projects from day one, so expect to struggle initially.

Is this enough to get a job?

Foundations alone, no. Complete The Odin Project's JavaScript path and build a portfolio of projects.

How does it compare to freeCodeCamp?

freeCodeCamp is gentler and more linear. The Odin Project is harder but more project-focused. Both are excellent.

How long does Foundations take?

3-6 months depending on experience and pace. Part-time learners take longer.

More HTML & CSS Courses

HTML & CSSBeginner

CSS Styling Basics

Mozilla's official free CSS curriculum from the Learn Web Development section. Covers CSS syntax, selectors, the box model, color, typography, flexbox, grid, responsive design, and troubleshooting. Taught through structured reading with inline code examples, making it ideal for learners who prefer documentation-style, reference-based learning over traditional video instruction. No certificate on completion, no projects, and requires basic HTML knowledge from a prior course.