Getting Started with HTML

Explore HTML basics and the fundamental structure of web pages. Learn by writing HTML code with notepad and using wizzy Wigg editor, while reviewing how browsers render HTML.

Learn the basics of html by creating html files with simple editors like Notepad, saving as .html, and viewing in a browser; understand index.html as the default page.

Learn the HTML5 page structure with doctype, HTML, head, and body, understand how the title shapes the page, and how opening and closing tags render content in a browser.

Learn how HTML rendering relies on structure, using paragraphs and line breaks to control layout, and how whitespace is ignored unless tags define the content.

Define page structure with HTML headings and semantic tags, distinguish structure from presentation with CSS, and use em, strong, and heading levels to improve readability and SEO.

Learn practical HTML practice using visual editors and source code views, experiment with headings, paragraphs, bold, and emphasis, and explore TinyMCE and CodePen to render HTML in the browser.

Explore how comments communicate intent in HTML without rendering on the page. Learn how hyperlinks use anchor tags, href attributes, and target options to navigate between pages.

Explore how to create unordered and ordered lists in HTML, customize bullets with circle, disc, or square, and use the type attribute for numeric, alphabetic, and roman formats.

Learn how to add images to your HTML using local and online sources, with the image tag, src paths, width and height attributes, and alt text for accessibility.

Create and format HTML tables using the table element; define headers, body rows, and cells, then apply borders and styling with CSS, including colspan and rowspan.

Explore how CSS styling applies to HTML elements, using inline style attributes or an external stylesheet to control borders, colors, fonts, and layout for images, paragraphs, and the body.

Learn how HTML forms collect user input with text, email, password, textarea, and select, and how action and method submit data to the back end.

Master HTML basics by learning how to structure content with tags, apply styling with CSS, and add interactivity with JavaScript, including divs, spans, forms, tables, images, lists, and links.