The Complete Guide to HTML
The Complete Guide to HTML, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.62, with 73 lectures, based on 3552 reviews, and has 12957 subscribers.
You will learn about Create well-structured web pages with HTML Create complex HTML forms Understand web accessibility and create accessible webpages Work with HTML tables, links, images, audio, video, and more! Use semantic elements This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners looking to learn HTML quickly and effectively It is particularly useful for Beginners looking to learn HTML quickly and effectively.
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Summary
Title: The Complete Guide to HTML
Price: $89.99
Average Rating: 4.62
Number of Lectures: 73
Number of Published Lectures: 73
Number of Curriculum Items: 73
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73
Original Price: $39.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Create well-structured web pages with HTML
- Create complex HTML forms
- Understand web accessibility and create accessible webpages
- Work with HTML tables, links, images, audio, video, and more!
- Use semantic elements
Who Should Attend
- Beginners looking to learn HTML quickly and effectively
Target Audiences
- Beginners looking to learn HTML quickly and effectively
Every single website uses HTML – even this very course landing page! It’s an absolutely fundamental tool that every web developer uses daily, and it also happens to be very easy (and even fun) to learn. HTML is the language that provides all the content on a webpage: the text, images, links, forms, videos, and more! Learning HTML is the first step in any web development journey, and this course teaches you all the HTML you need to know.
This course starts at the very beginning and covers all the essential HTML elements and tags. You’ll learn how to work with text elements, links, images, audio, video, tables, forms, and semantic elements. By the end of the course you’ll be an HTML master. And the best part? The whole course can be completed in a single day!
Hands On Learning
This course is structured like an in-person course. You get a chance to practice what you’re learning in every section with exercises, activities, and small projects. Instead of just watching me code, you’ll write your own HTML code and websites. I’ve spent years figuring out how to create compelling online courses, and I feel this is my best one yet!
About me
I’ve taught millions of students over the last decade, both online and in-person. My specialty is helping complete beginners change careers and break into web development roles. I teach online but also lead intensive in-person coding bootcamps. My experience teaching in a classroom informs the structure and content of all my online courses.
You’ll learn about dozens of HTML elements, including:
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paragraphs
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headings
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semantic elements (nav, header, footer, etc.)
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anchor elements
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images
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table elements
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forms
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buttons
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labels
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text areas
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selects and options
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audio
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video
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Welcome To The Course!
Lecture 2: Join The Community!
Lecture 3: Whirlwind Tour of The Web
Lecture 4: Comparing The Roles of HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Lecture 5: Installing The Course Tools
Lecture 6: A Closer Look At VSCode
Lecture 7: GET THE COURSE SLIDES
Chapter 2: HTML Basics
Lecture 1: DOWNLOAD THIS SECTION'S DEMO CODE
Lecture 2: What is HTML?
Lecture 3: The HTML Workflow
Lecture 4: Our First Element: The Paragraph
Lecture 5: The Chrome Inspector
Lecture 6: Heading Elements
Lecture 7: VSCode Tip: Autocomplete
Lecture 8: Creating HTML Comments
Lecture 9: Tip: Mozilla Developer Network
Lecture 10: Proper Document Structure
Lecture 11: HTML Basics Exercise
Chapter 3: Text Elements
Lecture 1: DOWNLOAD THIS SECTION'S CODE
Lecture 2: The Strong Element
Lecture 3: The 'Bring Attention To' Element
Lecture 4: The Emphasis Element
Lecture 5: The 'Idiomatic Text' Element
Lecture 6: Nesting Elements
Lecture 7: Superscript and Subscript
Lecture 8: Creating Lists
Lecture 9: Nesting Lists
Lecture 10: Inline Vs. Block Elements
Lecture 11: Text Elements Exercise
Chapter 4: Links and Images
Lecture 1: GET THIS SECTION'S DEMO CODE
Lecture 2: Introducing Anchor Elements
Lecture 3: Creating Relative Links
Lecture 4: Linking To Page Elements
Lecture 5: Mailto and Telephone Links
Lecture 6: Creating Image Elements
Lecture 7: The Alt Attribute
Lecture 8: Links and Images Exercise
Chapter 5: Tables
Lecture 1: GET THIS SECTION'S DEMO CODE
Lecture 2: Introducing HTML Tables
Lecture 3: Working with table, tr, and td
Lecture 4: Creating Table Headers
Lecture 5: Structuring Tables With Thead, Tbody, and Tfoot
Lecture 6: Adding Captions To Tables
Lecture 7: Working With Colspan and Rowspan
Lecture 8: Tables Exercise
Chapter 6: Forms
Lecture 1: GET THIS SECTION'S DEMO CODE
Lecture 2: Our First Form Inputs!
Lecture 3: The Form Element
Lecture 4: Creating Buttons
Lecture 5: Email, URL & Number Inputs
Lecture 6: Creating Input Labels
Lecture 7: The Name Attribute
Lecture 8: The Required Attribute
Lecture 9: A Quick Note on Divs
Lecture 10: Forms Basics Exercise
Chapter 7: More Forms
Lecture 1: GET THIS SECTION'S DEMO CODE
Lecture 2: Creating Text Areas
Lecture 3: Working With Checkboxes
Lecture 4: The Range (Slider) Input
Lecture 5: Making Dropdowns with Select and Options
Lecture 6: Creating Radio Button Groups
Lecture 7: Other Input Types
Lecture 8: The Disabled Attribute
Lecture 9: Fieldsets and Legends
Lecture 10: More Forms Exercise
Chapter 8: Semantic Elements and Multimedia
Lecture 1: GET THIS SECTION'S DEMO CODE
Lecture 2: The Span Element
Lecture 3: What's The Point of A Div?
Lecture 4: Introducing Semantic Markup
Lecture 5: Exploring Semantic Elements
Lecture 6: Audio Element
Lecture 7: Creating Video Elements
Chapter 9: Next Steps
Lecture 1: Next Steps
Instructors
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Colt Steele
Developer and Bootcamp Instructor
Rating Distribution
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- 2 stars: 16 votes
- 3 stars: 209 votes
- 4 stars: 1121 votes
- 5 stars: 2194 votes
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