Introduction to HTML Training On-Demand (HTM102)
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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- On-demand access, 24/7
- Readings, videos, and exercises
- Quizzes to check your knowledge
- Lifetime access
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.
Course Outline
- A Quick Overview of Web Development
- HTML is Part of a Team
- Client-side Programming
- Server-side Programming
- Introduction to HTML
- A Simple HTML Document (Exercise)
- HTML Elements, Attributes, and Comments
- The HTML Skeleton
- Viewing the Page Source
- Special Characters
- History of HTML
- The lang Attribute
- Paragraphs, Headings, and Text
- Paragraphs
- Heading Levels
- Breaks and Horizontal Rules
- The div Tag
- Creating an HTML Page (Exercise)
- Quoted Text
- Preformatted Text
- Inline Semantic Elements
- Adding Inline Elements (Exercise)
- HTML Links
- Text Links
- Absolute vs. Relative Paths
- Targeting New Tabs
- Email Links
- Adding Links (Exercise)
- Lorem Ipsum
- The title Attribute
- Targeting a Specific Location on the Page
- HTML Images
- Inserting Images
- Image Links
- Adding Images to the Page (Exercise)
- Providing Alternative Images
- HTML Lists
- Unordered Lists
- Ordered Lists
- Description Lists
- Creating Lists (Exercise)
- HTML Tables
- Creating Tables
- thead, tbody, and tfoot
- Merging Cells
- Creating Tables (Exercise)
- Sectioning a Web Page
- Semantic Block-Level Elements
- Articles vs. Sections
- Sectioning the Home Page
- Sectioning Content and Styling
- Sectioning the Pages (Exercise)
- Audio and Video
- The audio Element
- The video Element
- Video (Exercise)
- Closed Captioning and Subtitles
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