Lesson #1
This lesson will help you get started with all the tools you need to begin writing your very first HTML documents!
Lesson #2
Learn about the very basics of HTML including head, body, title tags, and what elements and attributes are.
Lesson #3
Let's learn how to write a basic HTML page, including the head, body, author, descroption tags, and setting a DOCTYPE.
Lesson #4
Learn how to work with content tags in HTML like paragraphs, line breaks, emphasis, and strong tags.
Lesson #5
Adding heading tags to your pages is a great way to help describe what your page is about and add hierarchy.
Lesson #6
Learn how to create all kinds of lists in HTML including unordered lists, ordered lists and definition lists!
Lesson #7
Learn how pages on the web are connected to one another with absolute links, relative link, and ID links.
Lesson #8
Learn how to add an image using the img tag in HTML, how to add alt text, width and height to images.
Lesson #9
Learn how to work with Scalable Vector Graphics in HTML, also known as SVGs by creating common shapes.
Lesson #10
Learn how to create and manipulate tables, including table headers and rows, to properly display tabular data.
Lesson #11
Learn how to collect data from your users by creating a form and using many different kinds of inputs.
Lesson #12
Tags are suppose to give meaning to content, but that's not always the case, like with div and span tags!
Lesson #13
HTML 5 introduced to us many new semantic tags, and we'll go over the main ones and where to use them.
Lesson #14
Learn how to add audio to your HTML pages including how to set the MIME type, add fallback text, and controls.
Lesson #15
Learn how to add video to your HTML pages including how to set the MIME type, loop, add controls, and mute.
Lesson #16
Learn how to add canvas to your HTML pages including how to draw lines, rectangles, circles using JavaScript.
Lesson #17
Learn about miscellaneous and rarely used tags such as time, mark, abbreviations, quotes, pre, and code!
Lesson #18
This lesson is the conclusion and wrap up of this class on HTML! Congratulations on completing the class!