HTML for Beginners - Learn the absolute basics of HTML

learn the basics of HTML, and place text, headings, images, links, lists, and text input on a page, with CSS and JavaScript for styling and interactivity.

Create an index.html file in a text editor, save it, and render a basic HTML page with doctype, head, body, a title tag, and an h1 hello world heading.

Learn to use six html headings from h1 to h6 to structure a web page, starting with a strong h1 and applying the proper opening and closing tags.

Master paragraphs in html by using opening and closing p tags, manage head and body content, and build a basic page for a donut shop with h1 and h2 headlines.

Build your first HTML list by using an unordered list and li items to display donuts such as mint, chocolate, strawberry jam, maple, and plain sugar.

Learn how to create and use ordered lists in HTML, including how to convert an unordered list to an ordered list, and compare list types with headings and paragraphs.

Explore line breaks in HTML for beginners using the self-enclosed br tag to create new lines and the horizontal rule hr to separate content.

Learn to add images in HTML with the image tag and src attribute, save in a local images folder, create an image grid, and resize with width and height.

Use the img tag with a src and alt attribute to describe donuts for screen readers and failed loads, practicing relative paths like ./images/donut.jpg.

Learn to create links in HTML using anchor tags, set href attributes for external sites like Google and W3 Schools, and open them in new tabs with target _blank.

learn how to create navigation links in HTML, link between multiple pages using anchor tags and hrefs, and set up simple multi-page sites with index.html and index2.html.

Discover how to link to sections on the same page using anchor tags, IDs, and hash references inside a nav with an unordered list. Explore smooth scrolling with css.