Learn HTML

HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It is used to design web pages using the markup language. HTML is the combination of Hypertext and Markup language.

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Reviews

FAQ’s

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Courses

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Articles

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Quizzes

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Chapters

HTML Basics

5 articles

HTML Introduction

HTML Basics

HTML Layout

HTML Editors

HTML Comments

HTML Basic Elements

11 articles

HTML Headings

HTML Paragraphs

HTML Style Tag

HTML Text Formatting Elements

HTML Color Styles and HSL

HTML <hr> Tag

HTML <br> Tag

HTML Block and Inline Elements

HTML Links Hyperlinks

HTML Images

HTML Iframes

HTML Attributes

7 articles

HTML Class Attribute

HTML Id Attribute

HTML title Attribute

HTML style attribute

HTML height Attribute

HTML src attribute

HTML alt attribute

HTML Lists

4 articles

HTML <ol> Tag

HTML <ul> Tag

Explain Description Lists in HTML

Unordered, Ordered, and Description Lists in HTML

HTML Input Field and Forms

4 articles

HTML input Tag

HTML form Tag

HTML form Attribute

HTML Forms

HTML Tables

5 articles

HTML Tables

HTML thead Tag

HTML tbody Tag

HTML <td> Tag

HTML tr Tag

HTML Graphics

2 articles

HTML SVG Basics

HTML Canvas Complete Reference

HTML Media

3 articles

HTML media attribute

HTML Video

HTML5 <audio> Tag

HTML 5 MathML

6 articles

HTML5 MathML Introduction

HTML5 MathML <math> tag

HTML5 MathML <mmultiscripts> Tag

HTML5 MathML <semantics> Tag

HTML5 MathML notation Attribute

HTML5 MathML movablelimits Attribute

HTML Basic Questions

7 articles

How to underline a text content in HTML ?

How to create an unordered list in HTML ?

How to Set the height and width of the Canvas in HTML5?

How to specify the width of an input element in HTML5 ?

How to set the start value of an ordered list in HTML5 ?

How to specify the type of button using HTML5 ?

How to define an HTML heading in HTML5 ?

HTML Quizzes

2 articles

HTML Course | Practice Quiz 1

HTML Course | Practice Quiz 2

About the Tutorial

HTML Tutorial provides you the foundation to build complete web applications. It helps you to learn the core concepts of HTML such as Tags, Attributes, Lists, Forms, Tables, Graphics, Media, etc.

Prerequisite to learn HTML:

Every front-end developer begins their journey with HTML. To build a completely effective web app or website, these are the fundamental building blocks of frontend web development.

  1. Code Editor
  2. Browser

Reason to Learn HTML

HTML is impotant for web development, because HTML is basic need to create a websote. Learning HTML will increases career opportunities in web development field. It can integrate seamlessly with CSS and JavaScript to create attractive and interactive websites.

Key Highlights of this Tutorial:

  1. Complete structured tutorial
  2. You can track your learning
  3. Codes that you can manupulate to boost your learning confidence
  4. Hands-on projects, that will help you to clear each concepts

Reviews

Pranjal Bhatt

The course readings were logically arranged and structured. The modules and lessons made logical sense and built upon prior understanding.

Mayank Bisht

I enjoyed how flexible the course was since it let me progress at my own pace.

Deepak

I was able to revise concepts as many times as necessary because to the on-demand arrangement, and having lifetime access to the course materials was a great advantage.

Jyoti

I really enjoyed how practical the HTML training was. The course not only covered the theory of HTML but also included plenty of useful tasks and assignments that let me put what I learned into practice.

FAQ's

What is HTML used for?

HTML is used to create the structure of web pages that are displayed on the World Wide Web (www). It contains Tags and Attributes that are used to design the web pages. Also, we can link multiple pages using Hyperlinks.

Is HTML frontend or backend?

It’s used to develop the front part of any website.

Is HTML really worth learning now?

A basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and the principles that they introduce to web development is still useful, even if we are creating a website using a content management system like WordPress or a no-code website builder like Webflow.

Is there any need to change the web browsers to support HTML5?

No, alomst all the browsers support HTML5.

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