http://htmldog.com/
Had a look, that's a great one for beginners.
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#12CSS Mastery by Andy Bubb. The best, and only one book/resource you need to become really good with CSS.
For HTML, spend an hour or two with HTMLDOG.com will do the job.
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#13If you'd rather watch video tutorials than read something, I'd highly recxomwnd the Lynda.com series 'CSS for Designers' — Although it's a bit dated, it teaches you a lot about web standards and semantics.
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#14Check Sitepoint reference (CSS, HTML, Javascript) - no bad one http://reference.sitepoint.com/
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#15What would an ideal online course look like? I've been thinking about building a wiki-style engine for tutorials etc. I'd like to apply some of the elements from Stack Overflow (badges, rep-based priviledges etc)
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#16CSS Mastery by Andy Bubb. The best, and only one book/resource you need to become really good with CSS. For HTML, spend an hour or two with HTMLDOG.com will do the job.
I also liked Bulletproof Web Design for all the real world examples, not sure that the techniques shown there are up-to-date though.
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#19The Opera Web Standards Curriculum: http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/1-introduction-to-the-web...
I didn't find it until well after I learned HTML & CSS, and I wish I had seen it then. It covers web standards from the bottom up, and would give you a really great foundation to start from.
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#20Harvard's course on "Building Dynamic Websites"