Foundations: The Beginner's Guide to HTML
John Morris, I help freelancers get clients.
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1. What Is HTML?
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2. Tags, Attributes and Elements
7:39 -
3. File and Folder Structure and Naming Conventions
8:19 -
4. Software and Tools
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5. Doctype Declaration
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6. The Basic Structure of a Web Page
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7. Meta Tags, Title and Links
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8. Heading Tags
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9. The Paragraph Tag
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10. Text Formatting Tags
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11. The Image Tag
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12. Anchor Tags
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13. Project #1: My First Web Page
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14. LIsts
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15. Tables
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16. Forms
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17. Entities and Symbols
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18. Address
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19. Project 2: Build an HTML Form and Data Table
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20. IDs and Classes
7:39 -
21. Span and Div
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22. Header and Footer
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23. Nav, Section and Article
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24. Aside
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25. Time
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26. Abbreviation and Quote
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27. HTML5 Audio
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28. HTML5 Video
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29. Introduction to CSS and JavaScript (jQuery)
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30. Class Challenge
3:06
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About This Class
The Beginner's Guide to HTML is about helping you master HTML. It's more than just learning what to type (like a lot of courses). I want to go beyond and explain the concepts and the WHY behind them to give you a depth of understanding that a lot of courses leave out. I've been a web developer for over 14 years now and there's one truth I've constantly come back to: It's the fundamentals that matter.
And, HTML is the fundamental of fundamentals.
What you'll get in this course is an in-depth understanding of HTML, how to build web pages and a solid foundation for your future development or website-building career. You'll also get the confidence to know that you can do this. And, you'll get the excitement that comes with building your first web pages and seeing first-hand what you can create with code.
This course is for you if you're an absolute beginner and have never written a single line of code OR if you're an intermediate developer who's realized they need a good refresher on the fundamentals.