CSS Tutorial

Welcome to the CSS Tutorial at TutorialsGuru — your easy guide to learning CSS step by step. Whether you’re a beginner or just starting your journey in web design, this tutorial will help you understand the basics of CSS in a clear and simple way.

You’ll learn how to style web pages, change colors and fonts, create layouts, and make your websites look great on all devices — all with easy-to-follow examples and explanations.

Let’s get started with the world of web styling using CSS!

What is CSS?

CSS is used to style your HTML pages. It controls how your website looks — including layout, colors, fonts, spacing, and much more.

With CSS, you can:

  • Change text colors and font styles
  • Add spacing and layout to elements
  • Style buttons, images, and links
  • Make pages look great on any screen size
  • Add animations and hover effects

What You Will Learn

This tutorial covers all the essentials of CSS, including:

  1. What CSS is and how it works
  2. How to add CSS to your HTML
  3. Selectors, properties, and values
  4. Text styling (colors, fonts, size)
  5. Box model: margin, border, padding
  6. Backgrounds and borders
  7. Flexbox and Grid layout systems
  8. Responsive design for mobile devices
  9. Simple animations and transitions

Each topic comes with:

  • Easy explanations
  • Real examples
  • Hands-on practice

Who Is This For?

This CSS tutorial is perfect for:

  • Absolute beginners
  • Students learning web development
  • Anyone with a basic understanding of HTML
  • Anyone who wants to design better-looking websites

No advanced skills or tools needed!


What You Need

You only need:

  • A text editor (like VS Code, Notepad, or Sublime Text)
  • A web browser (like Chrome or Firefox)
  • Basic HTML knowledge (if you don’t know HTML, check our HTML Tutorial)

No installations or special setup required. You can test your code directly in your browser.


How to Use This Tutorial

  • Start from the first chapter
  • Read each section carefully
  • Try out the examples
  • Practice by changing code and testing results
  • Take your time — there’s no rush

💡 Tip: Practice regularly. CSS becomes easier the more you use it!

Click the button below to begin your first lesson:

👉 Start CSS Tutorial