Summary
In this chapter, we have looked at how we write HTML and CSS and their roles in how a browser understands and renders a web page.
To demonstrate our understanding, we have created a web page that we will use as a template for the pages of a website, and we have added CSS to normalize the style and add some initial styles for the site. Using the skills we have learned, we can now create a simple web page, add metadata to it, and style parts of that web page as we choose.
In the next chapter, we will look at the options for structuring and laying out a web page, the elements within it, and how we can style these for different web page layouts.
