Getting Started with HTML

Your Learning Path

Follow this structured path to learn HTML from beginner to confident creator. Each step builds on the previous one, ensuring you have a solid foundation.

1. Start Here: Read the introduction and understand what HTML is
2. Chapter 1: Learn about the web and internet basics
3. Chapter 2: Master HTML fundamentals and basic elements
4. Chapter 3: Create lists and tables
5. Chapter 4: Understand file paths and HTML structure
6. Chapter 5: Build interactive forms
7. Chapter 6: Add media and create multi-page websites
8. Practice: Test your knowledge with quizzes and exercises

Track Your Progress

Mark each chapter as you complete it to track your learning journey. This helps you stay motivated and see your progress!

Total Estimated Time: 2-3 hours

Note: Checkboxes are for your personal tracking only and won't be saved between browser sessions.

What You Need

No Special Software Required!

• Text Editor: Any basic text editor (Notepad, VS Code, etc.)
• Web Browser: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari
• Curiosity: That's it! HTML is that simple to get started with.

Your First Steps

1. Create your first HTML file:
   Open a text editor and save a file as "index.html"
2. Add basic structure:
   Type the HTML boilerplate (covered in Chapter 4)
3. Add some content:
   Include headings, paragraphs, and links
4. Open in browser:
   Double-click your HTML file to see it in action
5. Start learning:
   Begin with Chapter 1 and work through each chapter

Learning Tips

• Practice regularly: Try creating HTML pages as you learn
• Don't rush: Take your time to understand each concept
• Experiment: Modify examples to see what happens
• Use the glossary: Look up unfamiliar terms anytime
• Ask for help: Use the contact form if you get stuck

Ready to Start?

You've got everything you need! Click below to begin your HTML learning journey.

🚀 Start with Chapter 1

Or visit our Resources page for practice tools