Course Title: Complete HTML Course for Beginners
Module 1: Introduction to HTML
- Lesson 1: What is HTML?
- Definition and role of HTML in web development
- Brief history of HTML and its evolution
- Lesson 2: Setting Up Your Development Environment
- Selecting a text editor (VS Code, Sublime Text, etc.)
- Installing a web browser and developer tools
- Creating and saving HTML files
- Lesson 3: Basic HTML Document Structure
- Understanding the HTML document layout
<html>
,<head>
,<body>
tags
- Declaring the document type (<!DOCTYPE html>)
- Overview of meta tags and their significance
- Understanding the HTML document layout
Module 2: Text and Formatting
- Lesson 1: Working with Headings and Paragraphs
- Using headings:
<h1>
to<h6>
- Creating paragraphs:
<p>
- Using headings:
- Lesson 2: Text Formatting Tags
- Importance of text formatting
- Tags for bold, italics, underline, strikethrough, and small text
- Using
<blockquote>
for quotes
- Lesson 3: Line Breaks and Horizontal Rules
- Using
<br>
for line breaks - Creating horizontal lines with
<hr>
- Using
Module 3: Lists and Links
- Lesson 1: Creating Lists
- Unordered lists:
<ul>
,<li>
- Ordered lists:
<ol>
,<li>
- Description lists:
<dl>
,<dt>
,<dd>
- Unordered lists:
- Lesson 2: Adding Links
- Creating hyperlinks using the
<a>
tag - Understanding the
href
attribute - Linking to external and internal pages
- Using anchor links within a page
- Creating hyperlinks using the
Module 4: Images and Multimedia
- Lesson 1: Adding Images
- Using the
<img>
tag and attributes (src, alt) - Best practices for images (format, size, accessibility)
- Using the
- Lesson 2: Embedding Multimedia
- Adding audio with the
<audio>
tag - Adding video with the
<video>
tag - Basic controls and attributes for multimedia elements
- Adding audio with the
Module 5: Tables and Data
- Lesson 1: Creating Tables
- Using
<table>
,<tr>
,<th>
,<td>
tags - Table attributes (border, cellpadding, cellspacing)
- Merging cells with
colspan
androwspan
- Using
- Lesson 2: Accessibility in Tables
- Using headers for improved accessibility
- Implementing summary and scope attributes
Module 6: Forms and Input Elements
- Lesson 1: Understanding Forms
- Creating forms with the
<form>
tag - Understanding form action and method attributes
- Creating forms with the
- Lesson 2: Input Elements
- Overview of different input types (text, password, email, checkbox, radio, etc.)
- Using labels and placeholders
- Creating buttons:
<button>
,<input type="submit">
,<input type="reset">
- Lesson 3: Form Validation
- Using HTML5 attributes for validation (required, pattern, min, max)
- Introduction to client-side validation
Module 7: Semantic HTML
- Lesson 1: Importance of Semantic HTML
- Definition and benefits of semantic HTML
- Overview of semantic tags:
<header>
,<footer>
,<article>
,<section>
,<aside>
,<nav>
- Lesson 2: Implementing Semantic HTML
- Best practices for structuring content with semantic tags
- Enhancing accessibility and SEO with semantic markup
Module 8: HTML5 Features
- Lesson 1: New Elements and APIs in HTML5
- Overview of new elements:
<canvas>
,<progress>
,<meter>
- Introduction to the Geolocation API
- Overview of new elements:
- Lesson 2: Using Web Storage
- Understanding localStorage and sessionStorage
- Examples of storing and retrieving data
Module 9: Project Development
- Lesson 1: Planning Your Project
- Project ideas for practice (e.g., personal webpage, blog layout)
- Structuring your project files and folders
- Lesson 2: Hands-On Project
- Building a multi-page website incorporating all learned elements
- Adding styles and interactivity using CSS and basic JavaScript (if applicable)
Module 10: Review and Next Steps
- Lesson 1: Course Recap
- Reviewing key concepts learned throughout the course
- Discussing common challenges and troubleshooting tips
- Lesson 2: Further Learning Resources
- Suggested books, websites, and tutorials for continued learning
- Introduction to CSS and JavaScript for a more comprehensive web development journey