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how simple way to learn html
how simple way to learn html
@sa9i try beginning with this and then do some research on YouTube.
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Learn HTML basics with structured steps: grasp document structure, master tags (e.g., <h1>, <p>), handle lists, create links (<a>), and insert images (<img>). Understand attributes, explore semantic elements, delve into tables, validate using tools, and introduce CSS for styling. Practice regularly and build simple projects for hands-on experience.
There are many good videos in youtube for free to learn
@google-morufopeyemi Try what @google-abdullashake and @ssadvisor mentioned above to learn the basics, and if you want to learn more there is a lot of free YouTube courses and you can check some courses on Udemy they do a lot of discounts you can find full courses for as little as 10$.
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Basics: Understand HTML tags and their purpose.
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Setup: Use a text editor and a web browser.
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Structure: Know the basic HTML structure:
<html>
,<head>
,<body>
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Common Tags: Learn essential tags like
<h1>
,<p>
,<a>
,<img>
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Attributes: Understand attributes like
href
,src
, andalt
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Practice: Create simple web pages, experiment, and build.
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Validation: Check your code with online validators.
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Documentation: Refer to W3Schools and MDN for guidance.
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Advanced Topics: Explore forms, tables, and multimedia.
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Courses/Tutorials: Consider online courses (Codecademy, freeCodeCamp).
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Projects: Apply knowledge by building small projects.
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Community: Join forums like Stack Overflow for support.
@ubab consider registering for Hasan's courses.
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Actually YouTube I think is a good way and use website like w3schools that help you learn and practice in the same time I think is more effective but I prefer you leverage both.
@google-khalidnasir or find some old books you can purchase for cheap. My favorite reads are the technical manuals on language development. I'm old school but do agree with you that YT and Internet provide a good medium to learn new things.
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@google-masudulislam and the course will teach you too.
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Learning HTML in a simple and easy way can be achieved through the following steps:
1. Familiarize yourself with the basics: Start by understanding what HTML is and how it is used to structure web pages. Learn about different HTML tags, attributes, and their purposes.
2. Find a reliable tutorial or online course: Look for beginner-friendly resources that offer step-by-step guidance on learning HTML. Websites like W3Schools, Codecademy, and Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) provide comprehensive tutorials for beginners.
3. Practice hands-on coding: The best way to learn HTML is by practicing coding yourself. Create a project or replicate existing websites to apply what you've learned. Experiment with different tags and attributes to see how they affect the layout and content of your web page.
4. Seek out interactive exercises: Interactive exercises help reinforce your learning by testing your knowledge in real time. Websites like CodePen, CSS-Tricks, and FreeCodeCamp have interactive coding challenges that focus on HTML.
5. Join online communities or forums: Engage with other learners or experienced developers in online communities or forums dedicated to HTML or web development in general. This allows you to ask questions, get feedback on your code, and learn from others' experiences.
6. Stay updated with new features: As technology evolves, so does HTML. Stay up-to-date with the latest versions of HTML (currently HTML5) to utilize new features and best practices in web development.
7. Practice responsive design principles: Learn how to create responsive web pages that adapt well across different devices (like mobile phones and tablets). Understand concepts like media queries and flexible layouts using CSS alongside your knowledge of HTML.
8. Celebrate small wins: Remember that learning any programming language takes time and effort; celebrate every small achievement along the way as it will keep you motivated throughout the learning process.
Remember that consistent practice is key when learning any programming language - including HTML! Start small, and build a strong foundation of basic concepts before moving onto more advanced topics gradually over time.
@google-atikurrahman1 please stop publishing AI generated answers.
@google-atikurrahman1 share the prompt that gave you the answer instead.
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@google-imranahamed did you read @admin's and my responses to the last comment by the previous poster?
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