HTML Syllabus

Learning HTML is an essential step in web development. This syllabus outlines the key topics and concepts required to master HTML, from beginner to advanced levels. At The Coding College, our resources are designed to guide you through every step of the journey.

Introduction to HTML

  • What is HTML?
  • History and Evolution of HTML
  • Role of HTML in Web Development
  • Tools for Writing HTML

HTML Basics

  • Structure of an HTML Document
  • Tags and Elements
  • Attributes and Their Usage
  • Comments in HTML

HTML Text Formatting and Styles

  • Headings and Paragraphs
  • Text Formatting Tags: <b>, <i>, <u>, <small>, <mark>
  • Working with <span> and <div>
  • Using CSS with HTML

HTML Lists

  • Ordered Lists (<ol>)
  • Unordered Lists (<ul>)
  • Description Lists (<dl>)
  • Nesting Lists

HTML Links

  • Creating Links with <a>
  • Linking to External and Internal Pages
  • Opening Links in New Tabs
  • Bookmarks and Email Links

HTML Images and Multimedia

  • Adding Images with <img>
  • Image Attributes: alt, width, height
  • Background Images
  • Embedding Videos and Audio
  • Using <picture> for Responsive Images

HTML Tables

  • Creating Tables with <table>
  • Table Rows (<tr>), Cells (<td>), and Headers (<th>)
  • Merging Cells with colspan and rowspan
  • Styling Tables

HTML Forms

  • Understanding Forms and Input Fields
  • Form Attributes: action, method, target
  • Input Types: Text, Email, Password, File Upload, etc.
  • Form Validation Techniques

HTML Advanced Concepts

  • Semantic Elements: <article>, <section>, <aside>, <footer>, etc.
  • HTML Entities and Symbols
  • Character Encoding (e.g., UTF-8)
  • Using Emojis in HTML

HTML Graphics

  • Introduction to the <canvas> Element
  • Drawing Shapes and Graphics
  • SVG Basics: Scalable Vector Graphics

HTML APIs and Modern Features

  • Geolocation API
  • Drag-and-Drop API
  • Web Storage API: Local Storage and Session Storage
  • Server-Sent Events (SSE) API

HTML Responsive Design

  • Introduction to Responsive Design
  • Viewport Settings
  • Media Queries with HTML and CSS
  • Mobile-First Approach

HTML Best Practices

  • Writing Clean and Readable Code
  • Using a Consistent Style Guide
  • Optimizing Performance and SEO
  • Accessibility in HTML

HTML Projects and Exercises

  • Building a Personal Portfolio Website
  • Creating a Blog Layout
  • Designing a Contact Form
  • Interactive Features Using JavaScript

Conclusion

Mastering HTML lays a strong foundation for your web development journey. Follow this syllabus and explore our step-by-step tutorials at The Coding College to become proficient in HTML and build dynamic, user-friendly websites. Start your learning today!

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