Welcome to the HTML Mastery Course! This course will guide you step-by-step through the basics and advanced concepts of HTML, culminating in several practical projects that showcase your skills.
- Code Your First HTML Program
- Mastering HTML Tags
- Emmet, Div Tags, Inline vs Block Level Elements, and Different Types of Lists
- Tables in HTML: Creating Multiple Tables
- Forms in HTML
- HTML Forms: Creating Multiple Forms Projects
- SEO Tags, Head Tags & Favicon, Title, and Meta Tags
- Project 1: HTML Resume Project
- Project 2: HTML Media Project with Media Tags and Modern HTML Tags
- Project 3: Frontend Roadmap Basic Website
- Project 4: Tribute to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Website
Learn the basics of HTML by coding your first HTML page! You'll create a simple webpage, understand HTML syntax, and structure a webpage using tags.
- Basic HTML Structure
- HTML Tags:
<html>,<head>,<body>, and<h1> - Adding content like text, images, and links
Explore different HTML tags and learn how to properly structure a webpage with them.
- Common HTML tags:
<div>,<p>,<a>,<h1>,<img>, etc. - Nesting tags correctly
- How to organize your HTML document
Learn how to use Emmet to speed up HTML coding, and understand the difference between inline and block-level elements.
- Using Emmet shortcuts to generate HTML quickly
<div>tag usage- Inline vs. Block elements
- Different types of lists:
<ul>,<ol>, and<li>
Master the creation and styling of tables in HTML.
- How to structure tables using
<table>,<tr>,<td>, and<th> - Creating multiple tables within a page
- Adding borders, spacing, and headers to tables
Learn the basics of creating forms in HTML to capture user input.
- Using
<form>,<input>,<textarea>, and<button> - Different form types: text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, and submit buttons
- Form attributes:
action,method
Apply your knowledge of forms by creating multiple form-based projects.
- Creating contact forms
- Creating login and registration forms
- Working with form validation and submitting form data
Understand how to optimize your HTML for search engines and improve user experience with SEO techniques.
- Using
<meta>,<title>, and<favicon>tags - Adding and customizing meta descriptions, keywords, and author information
- Improving SEO with proper HTML structure and tags
Create a personal HTML resume that showcases your skills and experience.
- Using semantic HTML tags
- Responsive design for different screen sizes
- Using HTML lists and links for contact info and social media
Create a multimedia-rich webpage using images, audio, and video.
- Using
<img>,<audio>, and<video>tags - Implementing modern HTML tags like
<figure>,<figcaption>, and<picture> - Embedding multimedia from different sources
Build a website that outlines a frontend developer's learning roadmap.
- Structuring the page with sections and lists
- Implementing interactive features with forms
- Designing a clear, user-friendly layout
Create a tribute webpage to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the renowned Indian scientist and former president.
- Using HTML5 semantic tags like
<header>,<footer>,<article>, and<section> - Adding images, text, and videos for a comprehensive tribute
- Responsive design for all devices
To get started with this course, follow the steps below:
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Clone the Repository
First, clone the repository to your local machine by running the following command in your terminal or Git Bash:
git clone https://github.com/mbscodingclasses/HTML-Full-Course-Mbs-Coding.git
2 . Navigate to the Project Folder
cd HTML-Full-Course-Mbs-Coding
Open the Files
Open the index.html or any other HTML file in your browser to view your progress. You can also open the entire project in your favorite code editor (e.g., Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text) to begin editing the files.
Optional: Install Live Server (for real-time preview)
For a better development experience, you can install the "Live Server" extension in Visual Studio Code (or any code editor with a live preview feature). This will allow you to see changes in real-time as you modify the HTML files.
To install Live Server in Visual Studio Code:
Go to Extensions (Ctrl + Shift + X). Search for "Live Server" and click "Install". After installation, right-click on your index.html file and select "Open with Live Server". This will launch a local server and you can see your changes in real-time in the browser.
License
This version matches your repository's structure and provides clear instructions for users to clone the repository, navigate to the project directory, and work with the files. If you have any specific setup (like dependencies or scripts), feel free to add them under the installation section!