Beginner
1 Week
Real-World Projects
Completion certificate
Skills you'll learn:
HTML 201 is designed to deepen your understanding of HTML and advance your web development skills. This course explores text formatting, semantics, links, images, lists, tables, forms, multimedia elements, HTML5 APIs, and advanced HTML features. By the end of the course, students will be well-versed in creating rich, interactive web pages and following best practices in HTML development.
Course Modules
Module
1
Introduction to HTML
Overview of HTML and its role in web development. Basic HTML document structure (doctype, html, head, body). Creating a simple HTML page.
Module
2
HTML Text Formatting and Semantics
Headings, paragraphs, and text formatting elements (strong, em, etc.). HTML5 semantic elements (header, footer, article, section, aside, nav). Importance of semantic HTML for accessibility and SEO.
Module
3
Links and Images
Creating hyperlinks (a tag) and understanding relative vs. absolute URLs. Adding images (img tag) and using alt attributes for accessibility. Creating image links and image maps.
Module
4
Lists and Tables
Ordered and unordered lists (ol, ul, li). Definition lists (dl, dt, dd). Creating tables (table, tr, th, td). Table attributes and styling basics.
Module
5
Forms and Input Elements
Basic form structure (form tag, action, method). Form elements: input types (text, password, email, etc.), textarea, select, radio buttons, checkboxes. Form validation and accessibility considerations.
Module
6
Multimedia Elements
Embedding videos (video tag) and audio (audio tag). Using the source tag for multiple media formats. Adding captions and subtitles for accessibility.
Module
7
HTML5 APIs and Advanced Features
Using the canvas element for drawing graphics. Introduction to the HTML5 geolocation API. Understanding local storage and session storage.
Module
8
Best Practices and Advanced Topics
Structuring an HTML document for readability and maintenance. Introduction to ARIA roles and accessibility improvements. Best practices for SEO and metadata (meta tags, title, etc.).
