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HTML Course Overview

Module 1: Introduction to HTML

  1. What is HTML?
    • Definition and purpose of HTML
    • Brief history and evolution
  2. HTML Document Structure
    • HTML document structure (<!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <body>)
    • Basic HTML tags and their purpose
  3. Setting Up Your Development Environment
    • Choosing a code editor (VSCode, Sublime Text, etc.)
    • Understanding file extensions (.html)
  4. Creating Your First HTML Page
    • Writing a simple HTML document
    • Saving and viewing HTML files in a web browser

Module 2: HTML Elements and Attributes

  1. Basic HTML Tags
    • Headings (<h1> to <h6>)
    • Paragraphs (<p>)
    • Line breaks (<br>) and horizontal rules (<hr>)
  2. Text Formatting
    • Bold (<b>, <strong>)
    • Italics (<i>, <em>)
    • Underline (<u>), Superscript (<sup>), Subscript (<sub>)
  3. Lists
    • Unordered lists (<ul>, <li>)
    • Ordered lists (<ol>, <li>)
    • Definition lists (<dl>, <dt>, <dd>)
  4. Links and Anchors
    • Creating hyperlinks (<a>)
    • Linking to other pages, websites, and email addresses
    • Anchor links and in-page navigation
  5. Images
    • Adding images (<img>)
    • Image attributes (src, alt, width, height)
    • Image formats and optimization

Module 3: HTML Forms

  1. Form Basics
    • Form element (<form>)
    • Input elements (<input>)
    • Types of inputs (text, password, email, etc.)
  2. Form Controls
    • Labels (<label>)
    • Buttons (<button>, <input type="button">, <input type="submit">)
  3. Form Elements
    • Textarea (<textarea>)
    • Select menus (<select>, <option>)
    • Radio buttons and checkboxes (<input type="radio">, <input type="checkbox">)
  4. Form Attributes and Validation
    • Form attributes (action, method)
    • Client-side validation attributes (required, pattern, min, max)

Module 4: HTML5 New Elements

  1. Semantic Elements
    • Structural elements (<header>, <footer>, <article>, <section>, <nav>, <aside>)
  2. Multimedia Elements
    • Embedding audio (<audio>)
    • Embedding video (<video>)
    • Media controls and attributes
  3. Forms Enhancements
    • New input types (date, email, number, range, search, url)
    • Placeholder text and auto-complete
  4. Canvas and SVG
    • Introduction to <canvas> element
    • Drawing graphics with Canvas API
    • Introduction to SVG (<svg>)

Module 5: HTML and Accessibility

  1. Understanding Accessibility
    • Importance of accessibility
    • WAI-ARIA roles and properties
  2. Accessible Forms
    • Using label elements
    • ARIA roles for form controls
  3. Alt Text for Images
    • Writing descriptive alt text
    • Alt text best practices
  4. Keyboard Navigation
    • Ensuring keyboard accessibility
    • Focus management

Module 6: HTML and SEO

  1. On-Page SEO Basics
    • Importance of HTML in SEO
    • Using <meta> tags for SEO
  2. Semantic HTML for SEO
    • Using semantic elements to improve SEO
  3. Optimizing Page Titles and Descriptions
    • Writing effective page titles (<title>)
    • Crafting meta descriptions
  4. HTML Tags and SEO
    • Importance of heading tags (<h1> to <h6>)
    • Using keywords effectively

Module 7: Advanced HTML Techniques

  1. HTML and JavaScript
    • Embedding JavaScript (<script> tag)
    • Inline vs. external scripts
  2. HTML and CSS Integration
    • Linking CSS files (<link> tag)
    • Inline styles (<style> tag)
  3. Responsive Design with HTML
    • Introduction to responsive design
    • Using viewport meta tag for responsive layouts
  4. HTML5 APIs
    • Introduction to HTML5 APIs (Geolocation, Web Storage)

Module 8: Best Practices and Tools

  1. Code Validation
    • Using the W3C Markup Validation Service
    • Common validation errors and fixes
  2. Performance Optimization
    • Minimizing HTML file size
    • Best practices for loading resources
  3. Version Control
    • Introduction to version control with Git
    • Basic Git commands for HTML projects
  4. Resources and Continued Learning
    • Recommended resources (MDN Web Docs, W3Schools, etc.)
    • Keeping up with HTML standards and updates

Final Project

  1. Create a Complete Web Page
    • Design and build a fully functional HTML page
    • Apply learned techniques and best practices
  2. Peer Review and Feedback
    • Review and provide feedback on peer projects
  3. Presentation and Reflection
    • Present your project
    • Reflect on the learning journey
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What Will You Learn?

  • *1. Fundamentals of HTML:
  • Understanding HTML Basics:
  • The purpose of HTML in web development
  • How HTML interacts with other technologies like CSS and JavaScript
  • HTML Document Structure:
  • Basic structure of an HTML document (e.g., , , , )
  • Essential HTML tags and their functions
  • Creating and Viewing HTML Files:
  • Setting up a development environment
  • Writing and saving HTML files
  • Viewing HTML pages in a web browser
  • **2. HTML Elements and Attributes:
  • Text Formatting:
  • Headings (<h1> to <h6>)
  • Paragraphs (<p>)
  • Text formatting tags (e.g., <b>, <i>, <strong>, <em>)
  • Lists:
  • Creating ordered lists (<ol>)
  • Creating unordered lists (<ul>)
  • Definition lists (<dl>, <dt>, <dd>)
  • Links and Anchors:
  • Creating hyperlinks (<a>)
  • Linking to other pages, websites, and email addresses
  • Using anchor links for in-page navigation
  • Images:
  • Adding images to web pages (<img>)
  • Understanding image attributes (src, alt, width, height)
  • Best practices for image formats and optimization
  • **3. Forms and Input Elements:
  • Form Basics:
  • Understanding the element
  • Different types of input elements (, <textarea>, )
  • Creating form controls like text fields, buttons, checkboxes, and radio buttons
  • Form Attributes and Validation:
  • Using form attributes (action, method)
  • Implementing client-side validation (required, pattern, min, max)
  • **4. HTML5 Features:
  • Semantic HTML Elements:
  • Using new HTML5 semantic elements (<header>, <footer>, <article>, <section>, <nav>, <aside>)
  • Multimedia Integration:
  • Embedding audio and video (<audio>, <video>)
  • Understanding media controls and attributes
  • Forms Enhancements:
  • New input types in HTML5 (date, email, number, range, search, url)
  • Placeholder text and auto-complete
  • Canvas and SVG:
  • Introduction to the element
  • Drawing graphics with Canvas API
  • Introduction to SVG ()

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