About this course
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of web programming and HTML, the backbone of web development. Participants will learn about the history of HTML, the difference between HTML tags and elements, and how to create their first web page. Key concepts such as HTML attributes, page structure, and basic formatting tags are also covered, providing a solid foundation for designing and structuring web content.
Students will explore more advanced HTML features, including grouping content using div and span concepts, creating lists, embedding images, and using hyperlinks effectively. They will also learn to create tables for data representation, integrate one webpage into another using iframe, and understand the significance of HTML forms for user input and interaction on websites.
The course further delves into additional elements of HTML, such as headers, meta tags, and the differences between HTML versions including XHTML. Students will also gain awareness of deprecated tags and best practices for modern web development. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to build functional, well-structured web pages and understand the essential concepts necessary for further web development studies.
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HTML tags versus HTML elements, the history of HTML, designing the first HTML page, HTML attributes.
HTML color coding, basic tags, and formatting tags.
Using span and DIV tags to format HTML web pages.
Definition, significance, and types of HTML lists (ordered and unordered).
Embedding images, using image mapping in HTML pages.
Understanding URLs, URL encoding, and the importance of hyperlinks.
Representing and structuring tables on web pages.
Using the iFrame tag and its attributes to embed one webpage into another.
Syntax and importance of forms for user input on websites.
Elements like script, title, base, and other header components.
Meta tags, XHTML, and deprecated HTML tags and attributes.
