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Ok sure:
HTML, CSS (paying):
https://shop.smashingmagazine.com/p...
https://udemy.com/the-web-developer...
On Udemy, there are also tons of other ones related to web design and usability.
egghead.io
teamtreehouse
HTML, CSS (non-paying):
https://andycroll.com/other/...
https://developers.google.com/web/...
I don't have anything better for now. Perhaps try Youtube.
Though, there is a problem with your question: HTML and CSS are for document structure and visuals, not for interaction.
A web app consists of minimally an imperative language such as JavaScript to provide dynamic interaction with the user (making it a web app vs web site).
You also seem to be looking for usability, since you want to make good UI's, for which there are good resources on Udemy (paying). -
@CaptainRant thank you. I'm in the middle of a Udemy course, but it just touches HTML and CSS. What I'm looking for is something that will actually teach me how to layout a UI. I've done programming in C, C++, and Python, so I know JS will be a breeze. It's understanding how UI development in HTML and CSS works that I need.
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devTea219107yLaying out your website? Start googling css grid system (pure grid, not flexbox framework)
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@devTea It's more me being a stickler for design while not being very good at it and not having a thorough enough understanding of web HTML/CSS to execute the ideas I do have.
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@sheeponmeth You're looking for UX design, most definitely.
Here are the relevant courses:
https://udemy.com/ultimate-guide-to...
https://udemy.com/user-experience-d...
https://udemy.com/ux-web-design-mas...
Does anyone know of any good resources for learning to make web apps (specifically HTML and CSS)? I'm not aiming to be a web designer, I just want to learn to make UIs for dashboards and stuff. Are there any particularly good code-alongs for something like that where they explain the caveats and gotchas?
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