What You Will Learn in This HTML Course
This free HTML course is designed for beginners learning to create accessible, semantic web pages. It covers html elements, page structure, links, images, forms, and accessibility through short explanations, examples, and practice tasks.
- Understand the essential HTML concepts and when to use them.
- Read and write practical HTML examples.
- Build confidence through guided exercises and a final project.
Who Is This HTML Course For?
Beginners learning to create accessible, semantic web pages. Start with Chapter 1 if you are new; use the chapter list to jump directly to a topic if you already know the basics.
Chapter 1: HTML Foundations
Every webpage starts with a document skeleton. Learn how the HTML root, head, body, and metadata define the browser context.
What does html foundations mean?
Begin with the smallest working example, identify what each part does, and then extend it one step at a time. This makes it easier to spot errors and understand how the concept fits into a complete HTML project.
<html>
<head>
<title>My first page</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Hello, world!</h1>
</body>
</html>How to Study HTML
Choose elements for their meaning, nest them in a clear document structure, and use descriptive attributes. Check that links and forms work with a keyboard and that images have useful alternative text. Practice each chapter with a small change of your own before moving to the next topic.
Beginner HTML practice project
Build a small profile page using a heading, paragraph, image with alt text, a link, and a semantic main element.