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1 section • 17 lectures • 1h 42m total length

HTML Introduction0:44
Installing Visual Studio Code0:55
Install Visual Studio Code by downloading the appropriate installer for your operating system, accept terms and conditions, and complete the installation to be ready to use.
Creating your first HTML Document1:00
Create your first HTML document by making a new text file, enabling file extensions, and renaming the file to Default.html to save and prepare HTML content.
What is HTML?1:18
Understand how HTML structures web content with tags that define headings, paragraphs, images, and links so browsers render pages; HTML is a markup language, not a programming language.
HTML Tags0:37
Basic HTML Structure2:22
HTML Head Section2:29
HTML Body4:40
HTML Headings3:38
Learn how HTML headings create structure and improve readability by using the six levels from H1 to H6. Explore how heading hierarchy boosts SEO and accessibility for web pages.
HTML Paragraphs5:11
Learn how the p tag creates paragraphs as blocks of text with default spacing, supports inline elements, and enhances readability, accessibility, and SEO through semantic HTML.
HTML Lists4:22
Explore HTML lists, including ordered and unordered lists, to organize content and improve readability. Learn nesting, custom styling with CSS, and accessibility and SEO benefits of semantic list structures.
HTML Links6:44
HTML Images7:43
HTML Tables6:49
HTML Forms7:15
Basic CSS7:05
Creating your first Webpage40:03

Course: Learn HTML - For Beginners (Updated 2025)
Learn how to create web pages using HTML and basic CSS.

Students will gain skills in designing interactive web pages using HTML5, a key component of web development.

The curriculum dives deep into a wide range of HTML5 features such as images, videos, lists, tables, forms, and more.

Throughout the course, students will work on hands-on projects to solidify their understanding of the topics covered.

By the end of the training, students will be comfortable coding in HTML and prepared to move on to more advanced programming languages.

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