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Introduction to HTML Training (HTM102)

2 days
HTML

Learn the basics of HTML in our introductory course. Perfect for beginners, you'll gain the skills to create and structure web content effectively.

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Course Overview

Introduction to HTML Training provides a practical foundation for anyone who wants to understand how web pages are structured and created. The course begins with a brief overview of web development and the role HTML plays alongside client-side and server-side technologies. Learners then work with essential HTML concepts, including elements, attributes, comments, document structure, paragraphs, headings, semantic text, links, images, and lists.

Through hands-on exercises, learners build and enhance HTML pages while exploring tables, semantic page sectioning, audio, video, accessibility-related features such as alternative text and captions, and other commonly used HTML elements. By the end of the course, learners will be able to create well-structured HTML documents, organize content effectively, add navigation and media, and apply semantic markup to build a solid foundation for further web development.

Course Benefits

  • Understand how HTML fits into the broader web development ecosystem.
  • Create properly structured HTML documents using elements, attributes, comments, and essential document markup.
  • Organize page content with paragraphs, headings, divisions, semantic text elements, and sectioning elements.
  • Build links using absolute and relative paths, email links, new-tab targets, and links to specific locations on a page.
  • Add images to web pages and provide appropriate alternative content.
  • Create unordered, ordered, and description lists to present information clearly.
  • Build HTML tables and organize tabular data using table sections and merged cells.
  • Apply semantic HTML elements to create more meaningful and well-organized page structures.
  • Add audio and video content, including support for closed captions and subtitles.
  • Practice building and enhancing HTML pages through hands-on exercises covering core course concepts.

Delivery Methods

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Delivered for your team at your site or online.
On-Demand
Learn at your own pace with 24/7 access.

Course Outline

  1. A Quick Overview of Web Development
    1. HTML is Part of a Team
    2. Client-side Programming
    3. Server-side Programming
  2. Introduction to HTML
    1. A Simple HTML Document (Exercise)
    2. HTML Elements, Attributes, and Comments
    3. The HTML Skeleton
    4. Viewing the Page Source
    5. Special Characters
    6. History of HTML
    7. The lang Attribute
  3. Paragraphs, Headings, and Text
    1. Paragraphs
    2. Heading Levels
    3. Breaks and Horizontal Rules
    4. The div Tag
    5. Creating an HTML Page (Exercise)
    6. Quoted Text
    7. Preformatted Text
    8. Inline Semantic Elements
    9. Adding Inline Elements (Exercise)
  4. HTML Links
    1. Text Links
    2. Absolute vs. Relative Paths
    3. Targeting New Tabs
    4. Email Links
    5. Adding Links (Exercise)
    6. Lorem Ipsum
    7. The title Attribute
    8. Targeting a Specific Location on the Page
  5. HTML Images
    1. Inserting Images
    2. Image Links
    3. Adding Images to the Page (Exercise)
    4. Providing Alternative Images
  6. HTML Lists
    1. Unordered Lists
    2. Ordered Lists
    3. Description Lists
    4. Creating Lists (Exercise)
  7. HTML Tables
    1. Creating Tables
    2. thead, tbody, and tfoot
    3. Merging Cells
    4. Creating Tables (Exercise)
  8. Sectioning a Web Page
    1. Semantic Block-Level Elements
    2. Articles vs. Sections
    3. Sectioning the Home Page
    4. Sectioning Content and Styling
    5. Sectioning the Pages (Exercise)
  9. Audio and Video
    1. The audio Element
    2. The video Element
    3. Video (Exercise)
    4. Closed Captioning and Subtitles

Class Materials

Each student receives a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all class examples.

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