didn’t know they had one about HTML+CSS

but kinda want to make my own in the end.

for sure. the workflow i would suggest is:

1. read / study references
2. deploy a theme you like, poke at it and play with it
3. try to rebuild it from scratch using current knowledge. copy/paste not allowed
4. consult reference materials for parts you get hung up on
5. repeat until functional
6. polish and stylize

it’s how i did it when i was a kid; but again, this may be an archaic approach compared to modern standards

it’s been a long while since i’ve messed around with any of it seriously, so forgive me for being outdated 😅 but i remember enjoying the stucture of the ... for Dummies books

as for themes, i remember buying a few from creative-tim.com for various projects after dissecting their free ones

not being facetious, but check your local library; anna’s too, if the selection is sparse

edit: also, something that helped me understand the foundations/mechanics of html/php/css was taking free bootstrap themes, reading the source code, and then trying to rebuild them using my own code

nah that’s licorice. clitoris is the full name of the actor clit eastwood, who starred in movies like cry macho, the good the bad and the ugly, and a fistfull of dollars