Learn HTML Introduction to creating your first website

Set up your development environment with a browser and a text editor or online editors like code pen, jsfiddle, jsbin, or brackets, and learn to render HTML and view source.

Write HTML elements and tags, such as p and h1, to structure content, display text in the browser, and understand starting and closing tags for your first website.

Learn how to structure a basic HTML page with HTML, head, title, and body, include the doctype, and place visible content and metadata for browsers.

Explore how formatting tags structure web pages with paragraphs, line breaks, divs and spans, and use block quotes, horizontal rules, and code to organize and style content.

Learn when to use semantic HTML tags for emphasis, such as strong, em, and mark. Avoid relying on non-semantic tags like b and i to boost SEO.

Learn how to create and style html lists, including unordered ul, ordered ol, and definition dl lists, with items, attributes like start and list-style-type, and practical examples.

Explore how HTML attributes enhance elements and create hyperlinks with the anchor tag, using href, target, and title to link internal and external content, with ids for in-page anchors.

Learn to add images with the img tag by setting the src and alt attributes, using placeholder.com for sample images, and linking images with hyperlinks.

Learn to structure a web page with HTML5 semantic tags such as header, nav, article, main, aside, section, and footer, using IDs and classes for styling.

Add comments in HTML to annotate what the code does and reference ideas later, enabling developers to understand and collaborate without affecting page display.

Explore styling with style tags or a linked style sheet, use flexbox for layout, and style elements by id, class, or tag name with colors and fonts.

Wrap up a complete website by linking an external style sheet, applying flex layouts, and styling header, main, article, and footer with responsive heights and hover links.

Create and duplicate a basic HTML website with a common header, footer, and stylesheet across home, about, and contact pages, update the article content, and save as index.html and contact.html.