Embark on your web development journey with ‘HTML for Beginners.’ This foundational online course provides a clear and step-by-step introduction to HyperText Markup Language (HTML), the essential building block of all web pages. Learn the core concepts of HTML, how to structure content with tags and elements, create text formatting, add images and links, build lists and tables, and understand the basic structure of an HTML document. By the end of this course, you’ll have the fundamental skills to create your own basic web pages and a solid understanding to move on to more advanced web development technologies.
Possible Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the Fundamental Concepts of HTML: Grasp the basic principles of markup languages and the role of HTML in web development.
- Learn the Basic Structure of an HTML Document: Understand the purpose of the
<!DOCTYPE>,<html>,<head>, and<body>elements. - Master Essential HTML Tags for Structuring Content: Learn to use heading tags (
<h1>to<h6>), paragraph tags (<p>), and semantic tags (<article>,<nav>,<aside>,<footer>,<header>,<main>) to organize web page content. - Format Text Using HTML Tags: Learn how to bold (
<strong>,<b>), italicize (<em>,<i>), underline (<ins>), strikethrough (<del>), and apply other text formatting. - Add Images and Multimedia to Web Pages: Learn how to embed images (
<img>) and understand basic concepts of image attributes and file formats. - Create Hyperlinks to Navigate Web Pages and Websites: Learn how to use the anchor tag (
<a>) to link to other pages, websites, and specific sections within a page. - Build Ordered and Unordered Lists: Learn how to create bulleted (
<ul>,<li>) and numbered (<ol>,<li>) lists to present information effectively. - Create Basic Tables to Organize Data: Learn how to use the
<table>,<tr>,<th>, and<td>tags to structure tabular data. - Understand HTML Attributes and Their Use: Learn how to add attributes to HTML elements to provide additional information and modify their behavior.
- Learn About HTML Forms for User Input: Get an introductory understanding of form elements like
<input>,<textarea>,<button>, and<select>. - Validate Basic HTML Code: Understand the importance of writing valid HTML and learn basic techniques for checking your code.
- Gain a Solid Foundation for Further Web Development Learning: Develop the necessary groundwork to move on to learning CSS for styling and JavaScript for interactivity.
- Be able to create simple, well-structured web pages.
- Understand the relationship between HTML and web browsers.
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