Template Monster starts a new educational resource dedicated to HTML and CSS - MarkupTutorials.com.

Brooklyn, N.Y., January 30, 2006 - Template Monster, the largest website templates provider on the Web, has launched a new educational resource on HTML and CSS - MarkupTutorials.com. The site is dedicated to all aspects of coding process including basics on HTML and CSS most sophisticated tricks.

MarkupTutorials.com tutorials are divided into two prime sections: Markup Tutorials (HTML and CSS issues) and HTML Editors Tutorials. Each section has its own categories filled with appropriate tutorials. The tutorials presented are not in Template Monster's ownership. Mark up Tutorials is some kind of a market place uniting authors with the audience interested.

"Our aim with Markup Tutorials is to gather all the available tutorials on HTML and CSS with the same resource so to make it easier for readers to get and read them," says Gary Nichols, the head of marketing department at Template Monster. "Not long ago we have launched two other sites which work under the same scheme - presenting tutorials on Photoshop and Flash. Our network of educational sites could not be considered full without a site dedicated to coding issues so here it goes!"

Template Monster adds one more site to its collection of educational sites continuing providing the community of web designers not only with web templates of premium quality but with educational and information resources on every piece of web.

About TemplateMonster.com

TemplateMonster.com - is our anchor. It is a first-rate E-commerce project in web design. Started in 2002 as a project of Artvertex, Inc., it was the first company to offer high quality website templates. TemplateMonster.com enjoys more than 30,000 unique visitors daily, and consistently numbers among the top 1,000 most popular websites on the Internet.

About MarkupTutorials.com

MarkupTutorials.com - is an educational resource of Template Monster presenting materials on all aspects of coding including HTML and CSS. The site is open for both readers interested in coding and authors who support the idea of sharing the knowledge in order to make the Web a better media to deal with.