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HTML Course Overview
Module 1: Introduction to HTML
- What is HTML?
- Definition and purpose of HTML
- Brief history and evolution
- HTML Document Structure
- HTML document structure (
<!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <body>)
- Basic HTML tags and their purpose
- Setting Up Your Development Environment
- Choosing a code editor (VSCode, Sublime Text, etc.)
- Understanding file extensions (
.html)
- 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
- Basic HTML Tags
- Headings (
<h1> to <h6>)
- Paragraphs (
<p>)
- Line breaks (
<br>) and horizontal rules (<hr>)
- Text Formatting
- Bold (
<b>, <strong>)
- Italics (
<i>, <em>)
- Underline (
<u>), Superscript (<sup>), Subscript (<sub>)
- Lists
- Unordered lists (
<ul>, <li>)
- Ordered lists (
<ol>, <li>)
- Definition lists (
<dl>, <dt>, <dd>)
- Links and Anchors
- Creating hyperlinks (
<a>)
- Linking to other pages, websites, and email addresses
- Anchor links and in-page navigation
- Images
- Adding images (
<img>)
- Image attributes (
src, alt, width, height)
- Image formats and optimization
Module 3: HTML Forms
- Form Basics
- Form element (
<form>)
- Input elements (
<input>)
- Types of inputs (text, password, email, etc.)
- Form Controls
- Labels (
<label>)
- Buttons (
<button>, <input type="button">, <input type="submit">)
- Form Elements
- Textarea (
<textarea>)
- Select menus (
<select>, <option>)
- Radio buttons and checkboxes (
<input type="radio">, <input type="checkbox">)
- Form Attributes and Validation
- Form attributes (
action, method)
- Client-side validation attributes (
required, pattern, min, max)
Module 4: HTML5 New Elements
- Semantic Elements
- Structural elements (
<header>, <footer>, <article>, <section>, <nav>, <aside>)
- Multimedia Elements
- Embedding audio (
<audio>)
- Embedding video (
<video>)
- Media controls and attributes
- Forms Enhancements
- New input types (
date, email, number, range, search, url)
- Placeholder text and auto-complete
- Canvas and SVG
- Introduction to
<canvas> element
- Drawing graphics with Canvas API
- Introduction to SVG (
<svg>)
Module 5: HTML and Accessibility
- Understanding Accessibility
- Importance of accessibility
- WAI-ARIA roles and properties
- Accessible Forms
- Using
label elements
- ARIA roles for form controls
- Alt Text for Images
- Writing descriptive alt text
- Alt text best practices
- Keyboard Navigation
- Ensuring keyboard accessibility
- Focus management
Module 6: HTML and SEO
- On-Page SEO Basics
- Importance of HTML in SEO
- Using
<meta> tags for SEO
- Semantic HTML for SEO
- Using semantic elements to improve SEO
- Optimizing Page Titles and Descriptions
- Writing effective page titles (
<title>)
- Crafting meta descriptions
- HTML Tags and SEO
- Importance of heading tags (
<h1> to <h6>)
- Using keywords effectively
Module 7: Advanced HTML Techniques
- HTML and JavaScript
- Embedding JavaScript (
<script> tag)
- Inline vs. external scripts
- HTML and CSS Integration
- Linking CSS files (
<link> tag)
- Inline styles (
<style> tag)
- Responsive Design with HTML
- Introduction to responsive design
- Using viewport meta tag for responsive layouts
- HTML5 APIs
- Introduction to HTML5 APIs (Geolocation, Web Storage)
Module 8: Best Practices and Tools
- Code Validation
- Using the W3C Markup Validation Service
- Common validation errors and fixes
- Performance Optimization
- Minimizing HTML file size
- Best practices for loading resources
- Version Control
- Introduction to version control with Git
- Basic Git commands for HTML projects
- Resources and Continued Learning
- Recommended resources (MDN Web Docs, W3Schools, etc.)
- Keeping up with HTML standards and updates
Final Project
- Create a Complete Web Page
- Design and build a fully functional HTML page
- Apply learned techniques and best practices
- Peer Review and Feedback
- Review and provide feedback on peer projects
- Presentation and Reflection
- Present your project
- Reflect on the learning journey
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