the course provides another aspect of HTML CSS in a real-world application, while it does not provide you with every single detail on what to do, the references and extra links at the end of every lesson were very helpful, the quizzes did not feel like it match what's being taught, but all in all it remains a very decent content

I took this course as a part of a certificate program. I started the course with substantial self-taught HTML and CSS experience, but still learned a few things. So, overall, it was a good course. I did feel like the final project was a little weak, and the assessment grading method did not allow for a good evaluation of skill.

The course was ok, but it is the type of course that you need to put in the effort yourself. I did enjoy last week's project, it gave me a chance to build another project, which took me about 10 hours to complete. I enjoyed the course because it dived deeper into things like media queries.

Overall html and css course was great but didn't cover bootstrap which was mentioned in the course details and what was mentioned in "what will you learn" section. Bootstrap and responsive design examples were missing like responsive navbar and all.

The instructor speaks so fast so I had some hard time to focus to the topic. I wish I could see more samples abot the flexbox and grid section other than that it was really great experience and really enjoyed to see the improvement step by step.

This course taught HTML and CSS in advance including animation and pseudo-classes. The course is well structured and well taught by the instructor. There would be more hands-on projects so the learner can gain more hands-on experience

The content is very nice. But at some places too much information is dumped. The course instructor is also bit distracting due to fluctuating voice tone and feels like hearing a news content on news channel instead of course content.

This was the best course which help me specifically in HTML and CSS with a basics like meta tags in html and Layout in CSS. Thanks dear META team by helping the beginners in a very first step.

Great course in general, It would be great to focus more on practicing the concepts, maybe in a larger project divided into each week, like an integrating project.

I liked the course very much, I guess, but it dealed with grids not sufficiently. It is easy to say "you should practice". Why am I attending this course then?

It is very complete and covers a wide range of topics but maybe the course should have more exercises of basic topics to train basic HTML5 and CSS skills.

I have learnt many things from this course and one of the main is design and error solving, I hope others will also enjoy the course.

please include practical implementation more rather than theory, because of more theory it was boring.

Week 1 should be split in two, as it is too much content to absorb. Other than that, excellent course.

End project was cool and the video lecture on animation was the best highlight of the course so far

Losing a star because of a lot of legacy code, but it's useful for if I'm upgrading legacy apps.

It was a really good course but I experienced some complications in responsive design

Coursera starts course too tough only gives overview not go into deep like on....

Everything is perfect except for difficulty in submitting assignment sometimes

The materials are great, but there are problems on grading system

It was pretty well rounded course, but it can be much better.

thanks to Meta it was great learning process for the beginner.

this is perfect course to start career in front end developer

This course lacks practice materials and practical tests.

Please fix some errors and improvements in the content.