Every website runs on HTML, which makes it the right place to start if you want to build for the web. This course begins with the basics of elements, tags, and attributes, then moves into links, media, tables, and iframes, with each concept explained clearly and demonstrated in practice.

This Course Offers

• HTML fundamentals covering base tags, paragraph and break tags, header tags, bold and italic formatting, and ordered and unordered lists
• Link handling including absolute versus relative links, hyperlinking to external pages, email addresses, and files within your site
• Media work covering playing and controlling audio, playing and controlling video, and embedding video content
• Table instruction including what tables are used for, their pros and cons, and table properties
• Additional topics including iframe embedding and the differences between HTML4 and HTML5

Why We Love This Course

1. No programming experience is needed. The course assumes you have never written a line of markup before.
2. It is genuinely practical. Every concept is demonstrated rather than described abstractly, which makes the syntax stick faster.
3. At one and a half hours across twenty six lessons, it is short enough to finish in a weekend and start building immediately.
4. The downloadable resources and articles give you reference material to come back to as you build your own pages.

HTML is the foundation everything else in front end development sits on, and skipping it properly tends to cause problems later. Do you want to start with a solid base, or piece it together as you go? Enrollment is open, and no prior coding skills are needed.

• This course is perfect for beginner web developers taking their first steps into front end work.
• It suits aspiring HTML and front end developers who want a solid foundation before moving to CSS and JavaScript.
• Full stack developer beginners and anyone curious about how websites are actually structured will find the material accessible.

• No programming experience is needed to start this course.
• A computer with internet access is required to practice building HTML pages.
• A willingness to follow along and create your own pages will help the concepts settle faster.

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