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HTML Crash Course

A clean, beginner-friendly HTML reference guide and boilerplate. This repository serves as a practical cheat sheet covering essential structural, semantic, and interactive HTML elements.


Features Covered

  • Typography: Semantic headings (<h1> to <h6>), paragraphs, bold (<b>), and italic (<i>) text formatting.
  • Navigation: Internal routing anchors and external links targeting new tabs (_blank).
  • Data Structures: Clean layouts using structural <div> elements alongside both ordered (<ol>) and unordered (<ul>) lists.
  • Interactive Forms: A robust form structure showcasing labels, text areas, dropdown dropdown selections (<select>), and multiple input types (text, email, password, number, date, time).
  • Media & Inline Elements: Internal and external image embedding (<img>) and inline context styling using <span>.

Quick Start

Prerequisites

All you need to view or edit this project is a modern web browser and a text editor (e.g., VS Code, Cursor, WebStorm).

Running Locally

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone (https://github.com/aymanissa-dev/Html-Crash-Course.git)
    cd Html-Crash-Course
  2. Launch the file:
    • Double-click index.html to open it directly in your browser, or

    • Launch it with the Live Server extension for instant hot-reloading.

Project Structure

Html-Crash-Course/
├── index.html        # Core HTML boilerplate and reference file
├── about.html        # A Small About Us Page to learn anchoring
└── README.md         # Documentation

License

Created by Ayman Issa. This project is completely open-source and free to use for learning, teaching, or as a foundational template.

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A basic html core elements boilerplate and reference guide. Suitable for beginners who want to break into web dev.

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