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For a web designer, mastering HTML and CSS is very important. I have listed the top, useful sites, which you can refer to, to understand the basics of HTML and CSS and master them, in a matter of few days! Feel free to add websites, which I have missed.

W3Schools Online: The largest web developer site on the net offers extensive HTML and CSS training resources. This is a great reference source with detailed lessons and an extensive database of examples.

CSS Basics: Chapters on this website cover all the basics of CSS design. All 18 chapters of CSS Basics in one downloadable, printable PDF file.

Tizag: A resource for HTML and CSS tutorials, it includes introductory and advanced topics with a CSS help forum too.

HTML Dog: Definitely the best practice guide to XHTML and CSS. It aims to take the somewhat convoluted official specs for XHTML and CSS and present them in a much more readable fashion. You can order The Best Practice Guide to XHTML and CSS, published by New Riders online too.

SitePoint: SitePoint is a very good resource for CSS and HTML reference. You can view a live demo and test code yourself too.

Dave’s HTML Code Guide: Learn HTML code and tags interactively by example with the help of this free coding tutorial!

Westciv tools and resources for web professionals: The site has selection of tools, tutorials, courses, and guides to make being a web developer more productive, and more fun.

css html tutorial.com: Includes introduction to HTML basic HTML tags, HTML link code tutorial, HTML image code tutorial, HTML lists tutorial, HTML table code tutorial, HTML form code tutorial, CSS background code tutorial, CSS text code tutorial, CSS font code tutorial etc.

HTML.net: The site contains a list of free tutorials on HTML and CSS.

YouTube: An indispensable resource for help videos, you can find a list of HTML and CSS training videos online.

Web designers, Web professionals, webmasters, educators, students, and anyone wanting to learn about Website development basics can make use of this list of sites.

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