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hey welcome to draft Academy my name is Mike in this tutorial I want to talk to you about styles and colors one of the cool things you can do in HTML is you can actually style the individual elements and when you style HTML elements you can use something called a style attribute and you can actually give each of these HTML elements certain styling information now when were talking about styling HTML theres an entire other subject that you can get into which is called CSS and that stands for cascading style sheet so in this lesson I just want to kind of give you an introduction into how you can use basic CSS to style some of these HTML elements now this isnt a meant to be a full course on CSS and in fact this draft Academy course is really only meant to be used for HTML we have another course that talks solely about CSS but just know for now I want to introduce you to the topic of styling some of your HTML you can see over here I have this header up here and then I have this paragrap
