HTML
An HTML course offers a comprehensive introduction to the foundational language of the web, focusing on the creation and structure of web pages. Students start with the basics, learning about HTML tags, elements, and attributes that define the content and layout of a webpage. The course covers essential concepts like hyperlinks, lists, tables, forms, and multimedia integration. As learners progress, they delve into semantic HTML, understanding how to write clean and accessible code that improves both user experience and search engine optimization (SEO). Advanced topics may include HTML5 features such as local storage, audio, and video elements, and the integration of APIs for enhanced functionality. Practical exercises and projects, such as building personal portfolios or simple web applications, help solidify knowledge and provide hands-on experience. By the end of the course, students are well-prepared to create structured, professional web pages and contribute to web development projects confidently.
Duration - 2 Months
Overview of HTML
What is HTML?
History and Evolution of HTML
HTML Versions (HTML4, XHTML, HTML5)
Importance and Role of HTML in Web Development
Setting Up the Environment
Text Editors and IDEs (Notepad++, Sublime Text, VS Code)
Basic Structure of an HTML Document
Creating Your First HTML Page
Basic Tags
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
, <head>
, and <body>
Tags
<title>
Tag
Metadata Elements
<meta>
Tags (Charset, Viewport)
<link>
Tag (CSS, Favicon)
<style>
and <script>
Tags
Text Formatting Tags
Headings (<h1>
to <h6>
)
Paragraph (<p>
)
Line Break (<br>
)
Horizontal Rule (<hr>
)
Inline Text Elements
Bold (<b>
), Italics (<i>
), Underline (<u>
)
Strong (<strong>
), Emphasis (<em>
)
Small (<small>
)
Mark (<mark>
)
Superscript (<sup>
) and Subscript (<sub>
)
Semantic HTML5 Elements
Section (<section>
)
Article (<article>
)
Aside (<aside>
)
Header (<header>
)
Footer (<footer>
)
Main (<main>
)
Nav (<nav>
)
Figure (<figure>
) and Figcaption (<figcaption>
)
Unordered Lists
<ul>
and <li>
Tags
Ordered Lists
<ol>
and <li>
Tags
Definition Lists
<dl>
, <dt>
, and <dd>
Tags
s
Creating Links
Anchor (<a>
) Tag
Absolute vs. Relative URLs
Linking to External Websites
Linking to Internal Pages
Email Links (mailto:
)
Opening Links in New Tabs/Windows
Introduction to Front-End Development
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Basics
Integrating with ASP.NET Core
Building Single Page Applications (SPAs)
Using Angular/React/Vue.js with ASP.NET Core
Consuming Web APIs
Client-Side Frameworks
Bootstrap for Responsive Design
jQuery for DOM Manipulation
Adding Images
<img>
Tag
Image Attributes (src, alt, width, height)
Image Formats (JPEG, PNG, GIF, SVG)
Multimedia Elements
Audio (<audio>
) Tag
Video (<video>
) Tag
Embedding YouTube Videos
Attributes and Controls for Multimedia Elements
Creating Tables
<table>
, <tr>
, <td>
, <th>
Tags
Table Headers and Footers (<thead>
, <tbody>
, <tfoot>
)
Table Attributes
Border, Cell Padding, and Cell Spacing
Colspan and Rowspan
Styling Tables
Using CSS to Style Tables
Table Layouts and Design
ts
Creating Forms
<form>
Tag
Form Attributes (action, method)
Form Elements
Input Types (<input>
: text, password, email, number, date, etc.)
Labels (<label>
)
Textarea (<textarea>
)
Select (<select>
, <option>
)
Checkboxes (<input type="checkbox">
)
Radio Buttons (<input type="radio">
)
Buttons (<button>
, <input type="submit">
, <input type="reset">
)
Form Validation
Required Fields
Pattern Matching (using regex)
HTML5 Validation Attributes
HTML5 APIs
Geolocation API
Drag and Drop API
Web Storage API (localStorage, sessionStorage)
Canvas
<canvas>
Tag
Drawing Shapes, Lines, and Text
Working with Images on Canvas
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)
<svg>
Tag
Basic Shapes (circle, rectangle, line, etc.)
Paths and Polylines
Writing Clean and Maintainable HTML
Proper Indentation and Comments
Semantic HTML
Web Accessibility
Importance of Accessibility
Using ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)
Best Practices for Creating Accessible Web Pages
Styling with CSS
Inline, Internal, and External CSS
Basic CSS Properties (color, font, layout, etc.)
Adding Interactivity with JavaScript
Linking JavaScript Files
Basic JavaScript Interactions (onClick, onHover)
Using JavaScript Libraries (jQuery)
Responsive Design Principles
Importance of Responsive Design
Mobile-First Approach
Media Queries
Writing Media Queries
Breakpoints for Different Devices
Flexbox and Grid Layout
Basic Concepts of Flexbox
Basic Concepts of Grid Layout
Practice Exercises for Each Module
Real-world HTML Coding Tasks
Building a Personal Portfolio Website
Creating a Blog Layout
Developing a Simple E-commerce Page