This course is aimed at complete novices looking to gain experience in creating basic HTML web pages. As the central focus of this course is HTML there will be very little CSS used.

It will teach you how you can display various features that form the basis of a HTML web page these include:

Divs and Spans which can be used for presenting content sections in a web page.

Paragraphs which can be used when you wish to separate blocks of text from one another.

Headings which can be used for categorizing sections on a web page. For example, every web page could contain a heading describing that particular web page.

Images which can be used when you wish to embed images into a web page to make the page more engaging or attractive.

Links which can be useful if you need to provide links to other pages within each of your web pages. For example, your navigation menu could be the entry point for accessing other web pages you may have e.g. about us, contact us or gallery for instance.

Tables which can be used to present data or information in the format of rows and columns. For example, a web page could include price information that's presented in a table.

Lists which can be used if key points need to be summarized as a list on your web pages or for ordering certain information that may need to be displayed as a list on a web page.

Forms which may be required for capturing important data from the users that visit a web page. For example, a web page may include a Request A Callback form.

By the end of the course you should have a solid interpretation on how to use the various elements that make a HTML web page. So enroll now and begin your journey into mastering HTML.