HTML for Absolute Beginners
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📝 Course Description:
Unlock the power of clean, accessible, and search-friendly code with Semantic HTML—a foundational skill for every aspiring web developer. In this course, you’ll learn how to structure your web pages using meaningful tags that reflect the true purpose of your content.
Rather than relying on generic <div> and <span> elements, you’ll explore how to use semantic tags like <header>, <nav>, <main>, <article>, <section>, and many more to create well-organized and readable HTML documents.
👨🏫 What You’ll Learn:
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The purpose and use of semantic elements like
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Structuring content using
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How to properly caption and label images and media with
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Embedding audio, video, and external content with
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Why semantic HTML is crucial for accessibility and SEO
💡 Why Take This Course?
Semantic HTML not only improves code readability but also makes your websites more user-friendly, especially for screen readers and search engines. Whether you’re building your first website or aiming to improve your HTML structure, this course lays the groundwork for professional web development.
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Lesson 1.1: What is HTML? -
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Lesson 1.2: HTML Anatomy
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Lesson 1.3: The Body
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Lesson 1.4: HTML Structure
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Lesson 1.5: Headings in HTML
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Lesson 1.6: Divs (Division Elements)
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Lesson 1.7: HTML Attributes
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Lesson 1.8: Displaying Texts
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Lesson 1.9: Styling Text in HTML with Inline CSS
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Lesson 1.10: Line Breaks
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Lesson 1.11: Unordered Lists
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Lesson 1.12: Ordered Lists
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Lesson 1.13: How to include images in HTML
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Lesson 1.14: Image Alts
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Lesson 1.15: Embedding Videos in HTML
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Lesson 2.1: Preparing for HTML
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Lesson 2.2: The html Tag
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Lesson 2.3: The head Tag
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Lesson 2.4: Page Titles
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Lesson 2.5: Where Does the Title Appear?
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Lesson 2.6: Linking to Other Web Pages
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Lesson 2.7: Opening Links in a New Window
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Lesson 2.8: Linking to a Relative Page
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Lesson 2.9: Linking At Will
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Lesson 2.10: Linking to the Same Page
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Lesson 2.11: Whitespace in HTML
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Lesson 2.12: Indentation
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Lesson 2.13: Comments
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Lesson 2.14: HTML Tags
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Lesson 3.1: Create a Table
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Lesson 3.2: Table Rows
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Lesson 3.3: Table Data
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Lesson 3.4: Table Headings
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Lesson 3.5: Table Borders
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Lesson 3.6: Spanning Columns
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Lesson 3.7: Spanning Rows
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Lesson 3.8: Table Body
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Lesson 3.9: Table Head
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Lesson 3.10: Table Footer
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Lesson 3.11: Styling Tables with CSS
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Lesson 1: Introduction to HTML Forms
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Lesson 2: How a Form Works
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Lesson 3: Text Input
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Lesson 4: Password Input
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Lesson 5: Number Input
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Lesson 6: Range Input
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Lesson 7: Checkbox Input
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Lesson 8: Radio Button Input
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Lesson 9: Dropdown List
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Lesson 10: Datalist Input
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Lesson 11: Textarea Element
We are pleased to inform you that all students who complete the HTML course will be eligible to receive a Certificate of Completion.
To qualify for the certificate:
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You must complete at least 70% of the course content.
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You must submit the final practice project.
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Upon completion, you will receive your certificate via email and WhatsApp (if provided).
This certificate can be used to showcase your skills on your CV, LinkedIn profile, or digital portfolio.
Keep learning and building!
– SkillTech Academy