Course Overview
HTML teaches students how to structure web pages using the core markup language of the World Wide Web. Learners develop practical competency in document structure, semantic elements, links, images, lists, tables, forms, metadata, accessibility, and clean page organization, establishing the foundation for future study in CSS, JavaScript, and full web development.
HTML Topics
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What Is HTML?
Introduction to HTML as a markup language used to define the structure and meaning of web page content.
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HTML Document Structure
Instruction in the basic structure of an HTML document, including doctype declarations, html, head, body, titles, metadata, and linked resources.
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Headings, Paragraphs, and Text
Practical use of text elements for headings, paragraphs, emphasis, line breaks, quotations, and readable document organization.
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Links, Images, and Media
Training in adding hyperlinks, images, media assets, alternate text, paths, and embedded resources to web pages.
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Lists, Tables, and Content Structure
Instruction in organizing information with ordered lists, unordered lists, description lists, tables, sections, and grouped content.
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Semantic HTML and Accessibility
Study of semantic elements and accessibility practices that make web pages clearer for users, assistive technologies, search engines, and future developers.
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Forms and User Input
Practical instruction in building forms with inputs, labels, buttons, fieldsets, validation attributes, and user-submitted data structures.
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HTML Projects and Page Building
Guided practice in assembling complete HTML pages, organizing content, checking structure, and preparing documents for styling and interactivity.