A developer who can code independently and build simple and well-structured websites.
- Understand basic document structure
- Understand how HTML tags control page layout and output
- Understand common tag attributes: IDs, Classes, Styles
- Can utilize structural tags: body, header, footer, divisions
- Can utilize typography related tags: Headers (h1, h2, etc), Paragraphs
- Can utilize list tags: Unordered lists, Ordered lists
- Can utilize navigation related tags: anchors, other local html files, external urls
- Can construct a table using tags: table header, table footer, rows, columns
- What is HTML{:target="_blank"}
- The Odin Project{:target="_blank"} - Introduction to HTML and CSS
- W3C HTML5 Tutorial{:target="_blank"}
- HTML Dog's Tutorial{:target="_blank"} - Beginner
- FreeCodeCamp.Com{:target="_blank"} - Responsive Web Design - Basic HTML and Basic CSS
- FreeCodeCamp.com video by Beau Carnes{:target="_blank"} - Crash Course for Beginners
- Introduction
- Choosing a code editor
- Basic HTML file
- Elements and Tags
- Headers
- Paragraphs
- Comments
- Content Area Tags
- Images
- Links
- Unordered Lists
- Ordered Lists
- Forms and Input Elements
- Div Elements
- Footer Section
- Head Section
- Website Title
- FreeCodeCamp.com video by Dave Gray{:target="_blank"} - Full Tutorial for Beginners
- Intro
- Getting Started
- Head Element
- Text Basics
- List Types
- Add Links
- Add Images
- Semantic Tags
- Create Tables
- Forms & Inputs
- HTML Project
- You can use this tutorial{:target="_blank"} to help you solidify your knowledge.
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