HtmlWebsite Designing

“HTML for Beginners – Build the Structure of the Web”

Learn the core of web development with HTML – the standard language used to create and structure…

Learn the core of web development with HTML – the standard language used to create and structure content on websites. This module teaches you how to build clean and meaningful web pages from scratch using simple HTML elements.

 

1. Introduction to HTML

  • What is HTML?

  • History & Evolution

  • How Web Pages Work

  • Tools Required (VS Code + Browser)


🔹 2. Basic HTML Structure

  • <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <body>

  • Adding Headings, Paragraphs

  • Line Breaks, Horizontal Lines


🔹 3. Working with Text and Links

  • Formatting Text (Bold, Italic, Underline)

  • Creating Hyperlinks (Internal & External)

  • Anchor Tags with Target Attribute


🔹 4. Adding Images and Media

  • <img> Tag with src and alt

  • Adding Audio and Video


🔹 5. Lists and Tables

  • Ordered & Unordered Lists

  • Nested Lists

  • Creating Tables with Rows, Columns, Headers


🔹 6. Forms and Inputs

  • Creating Forms with <form>

  • Input Types: Text, Password, Email, Checkbox, Radio, Submit

  • Labels, Placeholders, Buttons


🔹 7. Semantic HTML

  • Meaningful Tags: <header>, <nav>, <section>, <article>, <footer>

  • Accessibility and SEO Benefits


🔹 8. Mini Project

  • Create a Basic HTML Portfolio Page

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What Will You Learn?

  • You will learn how to create structured, clean, and meaningful web pages using HTML elements, forms, links, images, and semantic tags.

Course Curriculum

1. 🧱 Basic HTML Structure
Learn the foundation: , , , Understand how a web page is built.

2. 📝 Text Formatting and Headings
Use headings, paragraphs, bold, italic, underline. Structure your content clearly for readability and SEO.

3. 🔗 Links and Images
Create clickable links and add images with href and src. Essential for navigation and content presentation.

4. 📋 Forms and Input Elements
Create forms with input fields, buttons, checkboxes, and radios. Useful for contact pages, login forms, and surveys.

🧠 Semantic HTML
Use tags like <header>, <footer>, <article>, <nav>. Makes your code cleaner, more readable, and SEO-friendly.

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