HTML

Part 1: The basics

What HTML is, how to write it, and how to work on your own computer.

1. 1HTML from zero40 min · 4 steps
2. 2Working on your own machine50 min · 5 steps

Part 2: The everyday tags

Links, pictures, lists, tables and forms: what you use on every page you build.

1. 3Links, images and media35 min · 3 steps
2. 4Lists and tables35 min · 3 steps
3. 5Forms and inputs55 min · 5 steps

Part 3: Pages everyone can use

Tags that mean something, the small text tags, and making a page work with no mouse.

1. 6Tags that mean something, and pages everyone can use45 min · 5 steps
2. 7Text, special characters and small tags40 min · 4 steps

Part 4: Being found and shared

The head, search results, social cards, images that load fast, and subtitles.

1. 8The head: search results, sharing and embeds45 min · 5 steps
2. 9Subtitles, telling Google about your business, and the rel family45 min · 4 steps

Part 5: The professional details

Bigger forms and tables, announcing changes, and loading other people's code safely.

1. 10Forms, part two: the controls real sites need45 min · 4 steps
2. 11Bigger tables, edits, and text from other languages40 min · 3 steps
3. 12Announcing changes, the last form attributes, and loading other people's code50 min · 5 steps

Part 6: Everything that is left

The last tags, reusable pieces and drawings, and the parts of HTML the web moved on from.

1. 13Every last tag50 min · 4 steps
2. 14Reusable pieces, drawings, and the parts the web has moved on from50 min · 4 steps

Part 7: The project

Build a whole business site from a client's words, with no CSS and no JavaScript.

1. 15Project: build a real business site in plain HTML90 min · 5 steps