HTML5 for Beginning Beginners (Udemy.com)

Master HTML5 markup in just a few hours

Created by: Framework Television Inc.

Produced in 2021

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What you will learn

  • Understand terms used by HTML5 developers
  • Set up and use the tools used for HTML5 production
  • Load and test HTML5 code in a web browser
  • Understand how to create various tags, attributes and values
  • Understand the basics of styling text with CSS
  • Create ordred lists
  • Created unordered lists
  • Create hyperlinks between documents
  • Create hyperlinks to other sites
  • Place images on a web page
  • Create tables to display information on a page
  • Create web forms so users can input data

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Overall Score : 94 / 100

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Course Description

Are you looking for an efficient introduction in to HTML5? Have you tried other HTML5 courses and found them too complex? Do you need just the basics of HTML5 to use with Wordpress or other content management system? Are you looking for an introduction that is truly for beginners?
If you're thinking "Yes! That's me!" then HTML5 for Beginning Beginners is for you. HTML5 isn't just for web developers-- It's part of modern digital literacy and you need to know it yesterday!
This course is designed to be comprehensive and efficient. Using years of HTML5 development experience, we've included the details that are most important to those who work with HTML5 every day-- and we don't get distracted with lots of extras.
This course includes:
  • Over two dozen instructor videos
  • Seven activities to help you learn
  • Suggested solution to all activities
  • The full book HTML5 for Beginning Beginners
This course is great for all types of learners. If you learn best by watching demonstrations, this HTML5 for Beginning Beginners includes dozens of informative videos. If you like a text book, we've included the full color edition of HTML5 for Beginning Beginners eBook. If you learn by doing you'll find the seven course activities very helpful.
This course is structured to help you retain all the information covered. We want you to be productive with HTML5 the minute you complete this course. And you will be-- as each individual skill is demonstrated, explained at length in the book and then simulated in the course activity.
Over a half million people have enrolled in LearnToProgram courses worldwide-- Over 250,000 on Udemy alone. Enroll today and join a community that learns with the best.Who this course is for:
  • This HTML5 course is designed for complete beginners who want a quick introduction in to HTML5
  • Teachers and students

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Instructor Details

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Technically Speaking...
Framework is a new, post-cable, tech television network. You can learn web design with the team on 'Grid Digital', or create new apps on 'Build'. Each day you'll be learning new digital skills as you enjoy the shows on Framework.
You can watch Framework just about anywhere. View the network on your Roku Device, SmartTV, Amazon Prime or through your web browser.
Mark Lassoff and the team at Framework Television brings you a specially curated group of courses from our tech experts-- available here on Udemy.

Framework Television was formerly LearnToProgram, LLC.

Andrew Snyder-Spak is a graduate of New York University where he studied Computer Science and Game Design, as well as Music. Andrew has always had a passion for Video Game Design and Computer Programming. Starting at age 11, he began learning to create his own games and applications using GameMaker Studio and Visual Basic. In High School he expanded his studies by taking AP Computer Science, as well as every other programming related course offered. Once at NYU, he continued his studies while doing freelance video game prototyping on the side for some of his professors. Andrew has also done some research work with NYU's Langone Medical Center, creating a functioning prototype of a concussion analysis tool using the Nintendo Wii bluetooth balance board. The proposed study would explore the possibility of using the Nintendo Wii Bluetooth Balance Board as an affordable alterna

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Reviews

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By John McIntosh

This is Truly a course for beginning beginners LOVED IT

By Nate Ames

I have been struggling in a college class to understand HTML, and this course broke topics down in more manageable pieces. Each section tested your knowledge and built on the previous lesson allowing you to apply your knowledge while getting more creative each time.

By Sean Conrad

So far this has been a good review for me on how to create websites.

By Mekede Eric

The course is well explicit .I had no knowledge on Html .Now i can build few web pages.

By Melissa Donahue

Overall this course touches on the basics of HTML and I appreciate the simplicity of the content and instructor is great at explaining concepts.

By Patricia Gray Bowe

This course is very, very, very basic, which is good when you have absolutely no idea what to do first. I have a rudimentary knowledge of HTML, and I thought that it was a nice refresher, but way too basic for me. If you have tweaked websites before, added an tag or an tag anywhere, added a URL link in HTML code and actually had it work, I would suggest a more comprehensive course to get a more in-depth instruction on HTML.

But, if you have no idea what I just wrote above and how they apply to HTML, this is an excellent course to start with. Andrew is very engaging and has a patient demeanor, and the Labs do give the beginner the elated satisfaction of "Hey! I just made a website!" You will definitely walk away with a few HTML codes under your belt and an understanding of how HTML code works, but I must stress again that this is definitely a course for "Beginning Beginners." Well done, Andrew!