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I suggested studying CSS since it allows you to manage a single file for the entire site, saving a significant amount of time.
While there is some logical progression in the process of learning this stuff, I'm not convinced it's HTML and then CSS. The way web design works these days, it doesn't make much sense to learn HTML all by itself. CSS gives you tools to do things that HTML is either poorly suited for, or things that are flat-out deprecated in HTML; and I don't see a point in learning the wrong way to do things. So in this case, I think just being new to HTML doesn't mean it shouldn't still be done in CSS if possible.