Basic HTML for Kids from Pluralsight

Every web programmer at some point will need to know the basics of HTML. This course covers the basics of the HTML Language including tags and their attributes.

Have you ever wanted to learn to create a web site? Not sure where to start? Start by learning the basics of HTML. HTML is the publishing language of the web. Utilizing HTML tags you can create a web page that can be displayed in any browser across the web. In this course, you will learn the most used tags in HTML5, and then create a website with those tags.

HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language, the foundational language used to create websites and web documents. HTML defines the meaning and structure of web content.

Technically, yes, HTML is a programming language (it has "language" in its own name). However it is a "declarative" language, different from languages more commonly associated with "programming" which are more computational.

While the course title conveys that it is intended for children, this is a useful course for

who wants to learn basic html from the ground up.

In this course you will learn:

Nope! This is the absolute beginner level course, assuming zero prior experience with HTML or web development. You just need to know how to use a computer in general.

What's inside

Syllabus

Everyone Eats Lunch

Packing a Lunch

Lunch Box

Lunch Menu

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Explores the foundations of HTML, a core technology in web development and design, which is indusry standard

Builds a foundation for beginners wanting to create web content in any browser

Despite seemingly being for children, this course is useful for any beginner wanting to create web pages

Prerequisites are minimal, as this is the most basic level of an HTML course

Teaches HTML5, the most current, widely used version of HTML

Covers all the basic tags and their attributes, which comprise the essentials of creating a website

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Basic HTML for Kids with these activities:

Seek Mentorship from Experienced HTML Developers

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Accelerate your understanding by seeking guidance and advice from experienced HTML developers.

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Identify HTML developers on online platforms like LinkedIn or GitHub.
Reach out to potential mentors and express your interest in learning HTML.
Set up regular meetings to ask questions and receive guidance.

Join an Online HTML Study Group

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Enhance your understanding by engaging with peers and discussing HTML concepts in a collaborative environment.

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Find an online HTML study group.
Participate actively in discussions and ask questions.
Share your knowledge and help others learn.

Practice HTML Coding

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Implement the tags you learn in the course using an HTML editor like Sublime Text or Visual Studio Code.

Browse courses on HTML Code

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Choose your favorite HTML editor.
Implement the HTML tags covered in the course.
Save and preview your HTML file.

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Build a Simple Website

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Demonstrate your understanding by designing and building a basic website using the HTML tags discussed in the course.

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Plan your website structure and layout.
Choose a color scheme and design elements.
Develop the HTML code for each page.
Test and publish your website.

Mentor a Beginner in HTML

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Enhance your understanding by sharing your knowledge and assisting beginners in their HTML journey.

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Find a mentee who is interested in learning HTML.
Provide guidance and support on HTML concepts and coding practices.
Share resources and materials to facilitate their learning.

Career center

Learners who complete Basic HTML for Kids will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Front-End Developer

A Front-End Developer designs and builds the user interface of websites and web applications, ensuring that they are visually appealing and interactive. This course in Basic HTML for Kids will help you start building a foundation in HTML and understanding how it is used to create the basic structure of web pages.

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Web Designer

A Web Designer plans, creates and maintains websites and web applications, ensuring that they are visually appealing and user-friendly. Taking this course in Basic HTML for Kids can be helpful for building a foundation in the basics of HTML, the core language used to structure web content.

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Web Developer

A Web Developer creates and maintains websites, ensuring they are functional and accessible across different platforms and devices. This course will help you build a foundation in the basics of HTML, the core language used to structure web content, which can be helpful in a career as a Web Developer.

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Technical Writer

A Technical Writer creates and maintains technical documentation, such as manuals, tutorials and training guides, for software and hardware products. This course in Basic HTML for Kids may be helpful when writing user guides for websites and web applications.

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Information Security Analyst

An Information Security Analyst plans and implements security measures to protect organizations from cyber attacks and data breaches, including developing and maintaining security policies. This course in Basic HTML for Kids may be useful for learning about potential website vulnerabilities.

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Software Developer

A Software Developer designs, develops and maintains software applications for a variety of uses and industries. Taking this course Basic HTML for Kids may be useful for understanding how to structure content on the web, such as the layout of web forms and navigation menus.

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Computer and Information Systems Manager

Computer and Information Systems Managers oversee the planning, implementation and maintenance of computer systems and networks within organizations, including training users and providing ongoing support. The course in Basic HTML for Kids may be useful to help build a foundation for understanding the basic structure and function of websites.

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Computer Systems Analyst

A Computer Systems Analyst plans, develops and maintains IT infrastructure and systems, including the security of networks. This includes designing, installing and managing computer systems to meet the needs of an organization, as well as providing technical support and training to users. Taking this course in Basic HTML for Kids may be useful during the design and creation of intranets and websites for the organization.

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Data Analyst

A Data Analyst collects, analyzes and interprets data to help organizations make informed decisions. This course in Basic HTML for Kids may be useful for understanding the basic structure of web data and how to extract relevant information.

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IT Support Specialist

An IT Support Specialist provides technical support to users, including troubleshooting and resolving technical issues with computer systems and applications. This course in Basic HTMl for Kids may be useful when needing to help users with web applications or basic website structure.

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Computer Programmer

A Computer Programmer designs, develops and maintains software applications for a variety of uses and industries. This course in Basic HTML for Kids is unlikely to have much relevance in this field.

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Project Manager

A Project Manager plans, organizes and executes projects, ensuring they are completed within budget and on time. This course in Basic HTML for Kids is unlikely to have much relevance in this field.

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Network Administrator

A Network Administrator designs, implements and maintains an organization's computer networks, ensuring security and accessibility of resources. This course in Basic HTML for Kids is unlikely to have much relevance in this field.

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Business Analyst

A Business Analyst helps organizations improve their performance and efficiency by analyzing their business processes. This course in Basic HTML for Kids is unlikely to have much relevance in this field.

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Database Administrator

A Database Administrator designs, implements and maintains an organization's database systems, ensuring security and accessibility. This course in Basic HTML for Kids is unlikely to have much relevance in this field.

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