How to Use
A guide to tutorials, tools, Try It Editor, insights, search, dashboard, and certificates on HTML5ANDCSS3.org.
01 - Choose your path
Start with your goal
Different sections serve different learning styles and speeds.
- Tutorials for structured, step-by-step learning
- Tools for quick developer utilities
- Try It Editor to write and run code in the browser
- Insights for articles, guides, and broader support
02 - Tutorials
Structured learning
Follow a clear, ordered path to build real understanding.
- Open /tutorials and choose a topic
- Start from lesson one if you are new
- Move lesson by lesson to keep the path clear
- Stay logged in for progress tracking and dashboard access
03 - Tools and practice
Practical work
Write, run, and validate code without leaving the browser.
04 - Search and dashboard
Save time navigating
Use built-in navigation to jump directly where you need to go.
- Header search when you know what you need
- Dashboard to continue your learning path
- Main menu to browse major site sections
05 - Certificates and help
Certificates and support
Earn verifiable certificates once you complete a supported tutorial flow.
- Certificates require completing the full tutorial flow
- Use Certificate Verify to validate any certificate
- Use the Contact page if anything feels unclear
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use the website?
No account is required to access tutorials, tools, or insights. However, creating an account lets you track progress across lessons and access your personal dashboard.
When should I use Tutorials instead of Insights?
Use Tutorials when you want a structured, sequential learning experience on a topic. Use Insights when you are looking for articles, tips, or broader context to supplement what you already know.
What is the easiest workflow for a new user?
Pick a topic from /tutorials, start from lesson one, and move through each step in order. Use the Try It Editor alongside any lesson to practice as you go.
Will this page be updated later?
Yes. As new features and sections are added to the site, this guide will be updated to reflect the latest workflows and recommendations.
This guide will keep evolving as the site grows. If something still feels unclear, visit Contact.