by Sean Curiel on Nov 5, 2015 11:15:00 AM
Beginners
- HTML: A Definition: HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. Here, you can read about what that means.
- What is HTML? Using this resource, you can find the definition of both what HTML is and how it works with the Universal Resource Locator (URL).
- Bitesize: HTML: The BBC provides information about HTML and which programs are needed to develop a website here.
- What Exactly is HTML? What is the language, and how is it structured on the page?
- HTML Basics (PDF): Create a very basic website in your text editor with this resource.
- Major Tags in HTML: This resource examines a few of the major tags: , , , and <body>.
- What is HTML and CSS? (video): This video describes both HTML and CSS.
- HTML Versus XML: What are the differences between these two markup languages? Find out here.
- What HTML is Not: A Programming Language: HTML is a markup language, not a programming language, but it’s easy for the layman to not know the difference.
- The Anatomy of an HTML File: Read about the major components and tags on every Web page.
- How to Create a Hyperlink: Using the <a href> tag, you can create a hyperlink.
- Tags, Attributes, and Elements: What are the key differences between these three commonly used terms?
- Basic Commands: Here are some of the most common commands used in HTML documents.
- HTML Headings: Six Levels Deep: There are six different heading options.
- Create Your First Website: Create a simple website with these instructions.
- Creating Basic HTML Files: This reviews information about the common tags and reviews how to create a HTML document in commonly available PC programs.
- HTML Basics: Review this important information with Apple’s help.
Intermediate
More Resources
- Codecademy: Codecademy offers a free way to learn how to use HTML online.
- HTML Element Reference: Find a huge list of HTML tags ordered alphabetically here.
- The jQuery API: For advanced Web developers, the jQuery API is an important part of learning JavaScript.
- CoffeeScript: Using CoffeeScript, novices can become more acquainted with JavaScript.
- Mozilla Developer Network Reference Guides: Mozilla is the organization behind the browser Firefox and offers free introductory information on how to use HTML.
- Learn CSS Layout: Make your websites more beautiful using this free CSS tutorial.
