HTML and Web Design: Build Semantic, Accessible Web Pages

Every great website starts with a solid structural foundation, and HTML is the essential building block of the web. Understanding how to structure content correctly is the first and most critical step for any aspiring web developer or designer. This text-based course guides you from the absolute basics of markup to advanced document structures. You will learn how to write clean, semantic HTML5 code that search engines love and all users can access, establishing a professional workflow from day one. What you'll learn: - Understand the core elements, tags, and attributes of modern HTML5 - Create accessible web forms with validation and user-friendly inputs - Apply semantic HTML tags to improve SEO and screen-reader accessibility - Embed multimedia, tables, and hyperlinks using clean coding standards - Configure responsive viewport settings and integrate basic CSS for styling - Design a structured, single-page website layout entirely from scratch You will begin with fundamental terminology and document structures before moving on to advanced semantic elements and form design. Through clear written explanations, real-world code snippets, and practical text-based exercises, you will build and refine a complete single-page website layout. This course is designed specifically for beginners with zero coding experience, as well as web designers wanting to understand the underlying code of their layouts. Start reading today to build your foundation in front-end web development.