Course details
HTML
Learn how the web delivers pages and how to write the HTML that structures them. You will build real documents with headings, text, links, lists and attributes, the right way from the first line.
Course curriculum
The Web and Markup3 lessons
Before writing tags, understand what markup is, how HTML, CSS and JavaScript split the work, and how a web address turns into a page on your screen.
HTML Syntax4 lessons
Learn the shape of every element, how browsers read and forgive your markup, and the small rules about special characters, comments and spacing that trip up beginners.
Document Structure4 lessons
Every page shares the same frame: a doctype, one root element, a head that describes the page and a body that holds its content. Learn each part, then assemble a complete skeleton from memory.
Text Content5 lessons
Most of any page is text. Learn to mark up headings as an outline, separate paragraphs properly, choose between strong, em, b and i, use mark, sub and sup precisely, and write links that say where they lead.
Grouping and Attributes4 lessons
Learn when the meaningless div and span are the right tools, and how the id, class, data-* and style attributes let you name, group and annotate elements for CSS and JavaScript.
Lists3 lessons
Lists are everywhere on the web, from menus to recipes. Learn to pick between ordered and unordered lists by meaning, pair terms with descriptions, and nest lists correctly.