
Master the basics of HTML as the web page structure, covering tags, elements, attributes, doctype, and the head and body, with hands-on practice in editors like Notepad++ or VS Code.
Learn HTML document structure by using head elements (title, meta, style, link, script, base) to set titles and seo descriptions, and build body content with paragraphs and headings.
Master HTML content structure, including paragraphs and headings, and use ordered and unordered lists and anchor tags. Explore media elements like audio, video, img, and iframe.
Explore how to use HTML media elements—img, video, audio, and iframe—by setting src, alt, title, and dimensions, organizing assets in folders, and embedding external content.
HTML day 5 teaches video autoplay with muted, iframe and embed/object tags, and builds tables with thead, tbody, tfoot, tr, th, td, border, padding, colspan, rowspan, plus forms and cookies.
Understand HTML forms basics, including structure, form elements, and input types, then build registration and login forms with labels, placeholders, radio buttons, checkboxes, and selects.
Create an HTML registration form with username, email, password, mobile, gender, state, and terms using labels and a form tag; discuss get versus post and name attributes for PHP back-end.
Compare and contrast block level and inline elements in HTML, explore semantic versus non-semantic tags, and demonstrate opening, closing, and self-closing tags with practical examples.
Learn to build a web page by using a semantic HTML5 structure with header, main, sections, and footer, including meaningful tags and attributes for accessibility and SEO.
Explore core html elements like canvas and svg, and how javascript enables graphics and games. Review audio, video, image maps with map and area, and forms with fieldset and legend.
This HTML course is designed to provide you with a solid foundation in web development, focusing on the essential language used to create and structure web pages. Whether you're a complete beginner or someone looking to refine your skills, this course covers everything you need to know to get started with building websites.
You will begin by learning the basic structure of an HTML document and how to use various tags to format text, create lists, and insert images and links. As you progress, you'll explore more advanced topics, such as working with forms, tables, and HTML5 semantic elements that improve SEO and accessibility.
The course includes hands-on exercises that allow you to apply what you've learned by building real web pages from scratch. You'll also get an introduction to best practices for writing clean, efficient HTML code, and how to ensure your websites are user-friendly and accessible to all audiences.
By the end of this course, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to build simple websites, understand the structure behind any webpage, and be well-prepared to move on to more advanced web development languages like CSS and JavaScript. This course is your first step towards a career in web development or enhancing your technical skill set.
Throughout the course, you’ll work on real-world projects to solidify your learning and build your portfolio. By the end, you’ll have the skills to create professional-grade websites and be well-prepared to further your knowledge with CSS, JavaScript, or other web technologies.