
Learners explore HTML basics, understand how devices render websites, write and test their own HTML, and build a complete web page.
Learn the fundamentals of HTML and HTML5, including opening and closing tags, HTML elements, and how a browser renders a web page with paragraphs and headings.
Set up your code using a simple editor like Notepad, save with a .html extension, and learn the core html structure—html, head, and body—plus the doctype to ensure browser recognition.
Speed up HTML learning by switching windows with keyboard shortcuts, saving work, and refreshing pages using alt+tab and F5, while preparing content ahead to keep lectures engaging.
Learn how the body tag displays text and how the p tag creates new paragraphs in HTML. Practice adding multiple paragraphs and refreshing the browser to see the results.
Explore HTML heading tags from h1 to h6, learn their size hierarchy, and place text between tags to render headings. Practice by saving in Notepad and refreshing Chrome.
Learn to create unordered and ordered HTML lists using ul, ol, and li tags. Understand the basic HTML structure with doctype, html, head, and body to build well-formed lists.
Learn to apply bold, italic, and underline formatting in HTML using the B, I, and U tags. See a sample paragraph transform as you save and refresh.
Learn to insert line breaks with the br tag to space paragraphs in HTML5. Recognize that many tags don’t require closing tags, and save and refresh in Chrome.
Create hyperlinks with the a tag and href, link to external sites like Wikipedia and local files via paths, then nest headings or images to become clickable, including lists.
Learn to insert an air tag, representing a horizontal rule, to render a straight line across the page. Practice nesting after text, saving, and refreshing in Chrome with self-closing syntax.
Learn to construct an HTML table using the table, tr, td, and th tags, and distinguish rows as horizontal from columns as vertical with practical examples.
Explore how HTML attributes control images and tables via width, height, and border. Learn how pixels and percentages resize elements, and note that CSS replaces inline attributes.
Build your first webpage with a practical walkthrough that teaches essential HTML5 basics, guiding beginners step by step.
HTML (Hyper text markup language)
One of the oldest and one of the most revolutionary computer languages to have ever been founded since the dawn of time.
Almost every website on earth has been coded with HTML.
It is now time for you to also master the art of this language, so you can start creating responsive, beautiful websites for yourself or your clients and perhaps even make it a long term career to follow.
In less than half an hour you will be set up with the basic knowledge of HTML that is essential to learn.
We'll first familiarize ourselves with HTML and shortly afterwards we'll simply play around with the concepts and ideas we just learned and later I'll even guide you on what to learn after finishing this course!
This course has lectures, walkthroughs, quizzes and tutorials on you can build your very first webpage and kickstart your journey in coding, and we development. I've used resources from various courses, to build a comprehensive yet concise course that gives you exactly what you need without all the extra bits. This means that all lectures are to the point and do not waste any of your time! Happy learning!