Overview
HTMLWithout HTML, can we imagine web? No Way, I thinks it's impossible. HTML is the backbone of the World Wide Web and is interpreted by web browsers to render and display web pages. It allows developers to structure information, add semantic meaning to content, and create a consistent user experience across different devices and platforms.
In addition to defining the structure of content, HTML can also incorporate other technologies such as Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for styling and JavaScript for adding interactivity and dynamic functionality to web pages.
Course Content
- Introduction:
- Overview of the web and the internet.
- Understanding the difference between languages and scripts.
- Client-side and server-side programming.
- What is HTML?
- Definition and purpose of HTML.
- Versions of HTML (HTML4, HTML5, XHTML).
- Structure of HTML:
- Introduction to the structure of an HTML document.
- How HTML content is transferred between the browser and the server.
- Types of Webpages:
- Static webpages.
- Dynamic webpages.
- Single-page applications.
- Introduction to Doctypes:
- Understanding the role of doctypes in HTML documents.
- Different types of doctypes.
- HTML Tags:
- Overview of HTML tags and their purpose.
- Types of tags (opening, closing, self-closing).
- Explanation of HTML, head, and body tags.
- Input Controls and Attributes:
- Overview of input controls (text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, etc.).
- Explanation of common attributes used with input controls.
- Dividing Web Pages with the Div Tag:
- Introduction to the div tag and its purpose.
- How to use the div tag to structure and divide web page content.
- Formatting Tags:
- Overview of formatting tags (such as headings, paragraphs, emphasis, etc.).
- How to apply formatting to text and content using HTML tags.
- Link Tags:
- Explanation of link tags and their usage.
- Creating hyperlinks to external resources and other web pages.
- Lists and Tables:
- Creating ordered and unordered lists using HTML tags.
- Introduction to the table tag for displaying tabular data.
- Form Tag:
- Overview of the form tag and its purpose.
- Creating web forms to collect user input.
- Meta Tags:
- How to provide meta keywords and meta descriptions for search engine optimization.
- Attributes:
- Understanding attributes and their role in HTML elements.
- Explanation of common attributes used with HTML controls.
- Events:
- Introduction to events and their usage in HTML.
- How to handle events using JavaScript.
- Styling:
- Overview of the style object and CSS properties.
- Applying styles to HTML elements using inline styles or external CSS.
- Advanced HTML:
- Embedding external plugins in HTML documents.
- Displaying videos using HTML tags.
- Embedding external web pages within an HTML page.
- Resolving cross-browser compatibility issues.
- HTML5:
- Introduction to the new features and tags in HTML5.
- Overview of HTML5 tag reference.
