Find out how to create a website of your own from scratch? Without the help of editors? Or do you need to know a little bit HTML for your daily work? This step by step course will explain it to you in 19 steps.
I’ve worked as a web designer since the middle of the 90s. I use HTML daily to create some really cool things. My online HTML course will provide you all the basics and prepare you for the rest. Let’s get you started!
Last update: February 15 2019 With HTML you can center text, an image or other parts of your design. It’s very simple. Nevertheless, I’d like to point out that the <CENTER>-tag got phased out in HTML5, forcing you to use CSS. The tag is still supported by browsers though. Center …
Last update: February 15 2019 Lists tags are so useful. They make information so easy to read! Create lists with HTML using one of the LIST-tags. There are three kinds. In this step, you’ll learn them all: Numbered lists Bullet Lists Description Lists and I’ll also explain how you can …
Last update: September 12, 2019 What’s a website without graphics and images? Within HTML you can use the images tag to place images as part of a layout or as part of content. This step will teach you: How to add an image to HTML How to align an image …
Last update: February 16 2019 Nothing is as important as linking on a website, otherwise known as hyperlinking. In this step, you’ll learn to create an HTML hyperlink: to a website to an e-mail address to open a link in a new tab to download a file to jump to …
Last update: March 3 2019 In step 13, you’ve learned to create an e-mail link. However, why not send an e-mail using an online e-mail form? Very user friendly, and you get the perk to request specific information you need from someone. In this step, you get to learn: How …
Last update: February 21 2019 HTML tables are used to format data. It allows you to use columns and rows, just like a spreadsheet. In the past, tables were used to create layouts of websites. Each cell would be used to show a partial image or content. Altogether, it would …
Last update: February 21 2019 For most people, frames are the most complex features of HTML. Luckily, it’s not used that much anymore. This tag is phased out in HTML5. CSS offers some great alternatives. A website using frames loads more than one HTML file, at one time. It has one …
Last update: February 21 2019 After all that hard work, you want to share your website with the world (or the world wide web, really). So in this step, you’ll learn to upload your website to a web server. This can be done by: Web based uploads, like a file …
Last update February 21 2019 After publishing, your website will not immediately attract visitors. It’s only logical, no one knows about it yet! So, after you told your family and friends, you want to reach search engines next. This step teaches you to use META tags for search engine placement. …
Last update: February 21 2019 You can use META tags for more than promoting your site on search engines. META tags can be used for adding: Credits (Author and Copyright) Caching Settings A Fixed Window Target A Redirect All these tags are placed within the HEAD element. Some of these …