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HTML for Beginners: Build a Semantic Course Landing Page

Web Development Learning Series — Part 1 of 10 · Beginner HTML gives a webpage its structure. In this lesson, you will build a course landing page that answers three questions: what will I learn, what do I need, and where should I begin? You do not need a framework or a build tool to complete the first version. Our example is a small course called Web Foundations. Replace the sample content with your own topic, but keep the structure clear. A successful first page is useful before you add animations or a complex design.

HTML for Beginners: Build a Semantic Course Landing Page

Web Development Learning Series — Part 1 of 10 · Beginner HTML gives a webpage its structure. In this lesson, you will build a course landing page that answers three questions: what will I learn, what do I need, and where should I begin? You do not need a framework or a build tool to complete the first version. Our example is a small course called Web Foundations. Replace the sample content with your own topic, but keep the structure clear. A successful first page is useful before you add animations or a complex design.

How to Add Audio and Video in HTML: A Beginner Multimedia Project

You can add audio and video to an HTML page with the <audio> and <video> elements. This beginner project turns multimedia theory into a small lesson page with a recording, a demonstration video, and readable notes. This tutorial continues our introduction to the World Wide Web, HTML, and multimedia . You need a text editor, a browser, and short media files that you own or have permission to use.