An HTML course typically covers the fundamentals of creating web pages using HTML, including its syntax, structure, and elements. It also covers essential concepts like tables, forms, and lists, as well as multimedia in…
A text editor (like Notepad, Sublime Text, or Visual Studio Code) is essential for writing HTML code.
You'll need a web browser (like Chrome, Firefox, or Safari) to view the results of your HTML code.
While prior coding experience is not required, having a general understanding of how the web works can be beneficial.
Learning about different HTML tags for various elements like headings, paragraphs, lists, images, links, etc.
Understanding and applying attributes to HTML elements for adding additional information and functionality.
Learning about different types of HTML elements and their roles in structuring a web page.
Using comments to add notes within the HTML code that are not displayed in the browser.
Learning about special characters and how to represent them in HTML.
Understanding the importance of semantic HTML for creating well-structured and accessible websites.
You'll learn how to create a basic HTML document, including the necessary tags like <head> and <body>, and understand the importance of proper syntax and nesting.
You'll learn to use a variety of HTML tags to display different types of content, such as headings, paragraphs, images, links, lists, tables, and forms.
You'll learn how to use attributes to modify the behavior and appearance of HTML elements, such as changing the source of an image or adding a link to a page.
You'll learn how to add images, videos, and audio to your web pages, including the use of appropriate tags and attributes.
You'll learn how to create forms to gather user input, including text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, and submit buttons.
You'll learn about best practices for making your web pages accessible to all users, including using semantic tags and alt attributes for images.
You'll learn how to integrate HTML with CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) for styling and JavaScript for interactive elements.
You'll learn about the features and benefits of HTML5, the latest standard for web development, including new elements and APIs.
You'll likely engage in practical projects to apply your knowledge and build real-world web pages.
Course content
Placeholder Images1 lesson
Episode 12 min
Chapter 21 lesson
Learning Hello2 min
Requirements
Familiarity with using a computer, creating and managing files, and understanding basic computer terminology is helpful.
About this course
An HTML course typically covers the fundamentals of creating web pages using HTML, including its syntax, structure, and elements. It also covers essential concepts like tables, forms, and lists, as well as multimedia integration and basic accessibility practices. HTML courses also delve into semantic HTML and how to integrate HTML with CSS and JavaScript for more complex web development.
