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HTML Essentials
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HTML Essentials

HTML Essentials

1. Understanding the Web and HTML
Course IntroductionIntroduction to the WebBrief History of the WebWhy do we need HTML?Basic Structure of an HTML DocumentTags, Elements, and Attributes
2. HTML Fundamentals
HTML Document StructureChallenge: HTML Document StructureText MarkupChallenge: Text MarkupSpecial Text MarkupChallenge: Special Text MarkupListsChallenge: Lists
3. Images and Media
ImagesChallenge: ImagesAudioChallenge: AudioVideoChallenge: Video
4. Tables and Forms
TableChallenge: TableFormsChallenge: FormsForm Input and Label ElementsChallenge: Form Input and Label ElementsAttributes for Input Elements
5. Advanced HTML
Semantic HTMLSemantic ElementsChallenge: Semantic ElementsBuilding Entire WebsiteConclusion

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Conclusion

🎉 Congratulations! You've completed the 'HTML Essentials' course.🎉

You've honed your skills and can craft diverse web pages with structured markup and semantic elements.

Having mastered HTML, your journey continues towards more practical and captivating experiences. Explore concepts such as CSS styling and JavaScript integration for more advanced features on your website.

Happy coding! 💻

1. What does HTML stand for?

2. What is the primary purpose of HTML?

3. Who is credited with inventing the World Wide Web?

What does HTML stand for?

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