
Kickstart your HTML learning with this introduction to fundamentals, covering open and close tags, headings, line breaks, formatting, lists, images, and hyperlinks, plus a WYSIWYG editor.
Explore building landing pages and basic web pages without coding, using a visual html editor to see what users see, study html structure, and add tables, links, images, and forms.
Master open and close tags in HTML, from HTML and head to title and body, with the break tag as an exception, and learn by inspecting source view.
Explore heading tags from H1 to H3, learn how to open and close them, and understand how heading size communicates structure on blogs, landing pages, and CMS websites.
Learn how break tags (br) create line breaks and whitespace in HTML, and how to insert them in code or via editors to separate text and images.
Explore basic HTML formatting by styling text with bold, italic, and underline inside a span tag using inline styles, and learn to read the source to verify changes.
Learn how to create unordered (bulleted) and ordered (numbered) lists in HTML using ul, ol, and li tags, adding multiple items, and switching between list types in source view.
Explore the image tag, using img src and alt attributes to embed external or internal images, optimize for search engines, and optionally resize with width, height, and constraints.
Explore creating hyperlinks with anchor text and the a tag, using href and target _blank to open external or internal URLs, including images.
This 9-part video course is designed to show you how you can quickly and easily learn the basics of HTML so you can survive the online world.
If you want to set up any type of webpage or landing page, you absolutely must know HTML. The reality is that even if you are using visual HTML editors, you will still run into basic coding issues that often prevent you from moving forward.
Learning just the basics of HTML code will allow you to create hyperlinks that link to other websites, add pictures, format your fonts and text, and make your content far more search engine friendly.
Even when you encounter site builders or content management systems like WordPress, you will still need to know basic HTML code.
The truth is that compared to a lot of other languages, HTML is the easiest to learn.
So now is your chance - if you’ve always wanted to build web pages, but were intimidated by the code, this course will help you learn the basics so that you can survive and even thrive in the online world.
By the end of the video course, you should feel confident enough that you can go out into the world and edit existing websites without having to hire an expensive coder.
Grab this video course now so you don’t ever have to worry about whether you can get past technical webpage roadblocks again!