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Awesome Html (Incl. A11Y, Aria, Css, Html5 Api'S, Pwa, Seo)

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Awesome Html (Incl. A11Y, Aria, Css, Html5 Api'S, Pwa, Seo)

Awesome Html (Incl. A11Y, Aria, Css, Html5 Api'S, Pwa, Seo)
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 9.51 GB | Duration: 13h 54m

Awesome HTML Course with interactive CodeSandboxes. Learn HTML online with pleasure.

What you'll learn

Introduction to HTML;

Basic Structure of an HTML Document;

Essential HTML Tags;

Forms and User Input;

HTML5 and Semantic Elements;

Advanced HTML Features;

CSS Integration with HTML;

Introduction to JavaScript with HTML;

Building Responsive Web Designs;

Web Accessibility;

SEO Basics with HTML;

HTML Best Practices and Performance Optimization;

HTML5 APIs and Advanced Features;

Common Challenges and Debugging Tips;

Additional Resources and Reading Materials;

Much More!

Requirements

Excitement to learn!

0 Prior knowledge is required;

You can learn HTML solely based on our course.

Description

This course is unlike any HyperText Markup Language (HTML) course you will find online.Join a live online community and a book & course taught by industry experts and learn about HTML. We aim to build an ecosystem of Information Technology (IT) certifications and online courses in cooperation with the technology industry. We believe it will give our students 100% confidence in the pacing market in an open-source environment. We are just at the beginning of our way, so it's even better for you to join now!Short and to the point; why should you take the course:Always happy to answer your questions on Udemy's Q&A's and outside :)Learn about topics, such as:Introduction to HTML;Basic Structure of an HTML Document:Anatomy of an HTML Document (`<!DOCTYPE>`, `<meta>`, `<head>`, `<body>`);Essential HTML Tags:Headings (`<h1>` to `<h6>`);Paragraphs and Text Formatting (`<strong>`, `<em>`, `<mark>`, `<small>`, `<del>`);Lists (`<ol>`, `<ul>`, `<li>`);Hyperlinks (`<a>`);Images (`<img>`);Tables (`<table>`, `<tr>`, `<td>`, `<th>`);Line Breaks (`<br>`) and Horizontal Rules (`<hr>`);Forms and User Input:Text Inputs, Radio Buttons, Checkboxes (`<input>`)Select Menus and Option Elements (`<select>`, `<option>`)Submit and Reset Buttons (`<select>`, `<option>`)Form Validation Basics (`<input>`);Advanced Form Features (`<input>`);Best Practices in Form Design;Practical Examples and Exercises;HTML5 and Semantic Elements:The Importance of Semantic Markup;Commonly Used Semantic Elements (`<article>`, `<section>`, `<nav>`, `<header>`, `<footer>`);Practical Applications and Real-World Scenarios;SEO and Semantic HTML;Advanced HTML Features:Multimedia (`<audio>`, `<video>`);Canvas (`<canvas>`);Geolocation;Web Storage (Local Storage, Session Storage);Drag and Drop;Iframes (`<iframe>`);SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) (`<svg>`);Data Attributes (`data-*`);CSS Integration with HTML:Basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS);Types of CSS (Inline, Internal, External);CSS Frameworks;CSS Preprocessors;Flexbox and Grid Layouts;Introduction to JavaScript with HTML:Embedding JavaScript in HTML;External JavaScript Files;DOM Manipulation;Event Handling;Building Responsive Web Designs:Mobile-First Approach;Flexible Layouts and Units;Content Prioritization;Optimized Images and Media;Testing and Iteration;Web Accessibility;SEO Basics with HTML;HTML Best Practices and Performance Optimization;HTML5 APIs and Advanced Features:Geolocation API;Web Storage API;Canvas API;Web Workers;WebSocket API;Drag and Drop API;Audio and Video API;File API;WebRTC API;Media Capture and Streams API;Offline Applications and Service Workers;Common Challenges and Debugging Tips;Additional Resources and Reading Materials;Much More!Real Life examples.The course explains the topic fully in-depth.120 unique interactive Tap2Play CodeSandboxes.Course Updatesv1.0.0: October 28, 2024.Launch of the course.v1.1.0: May 5, 2025.Post-recording improvements.

Overview

Section 1: Welcome

Lecture 1 Welcome

Section 2: Introduction to HTML

Lecture 2 What is HTML?

Lecture 3 Setting Up the Environment

Lecture 4 Basics of Document Object Model (DOM)

Section 3: Basic Structure of an HTML Document

Lecture 5 Anatomy of an HTML Document

Lecture 6 Declaration, Head, and Body Sections

Lecture 7 Understanding DOCTYPE

Section 4: Essential HTML Tags

Lecture 8 Headings ( to )

Lecture 9 Paragraphs and Text Formatting (bold, italic, underline, more)

Lecture 10 Creating Lists

Lecture 11 Hyperlinks ()

Lecture 12 Displaying Images ()

Lecture 13 Creating Tables (, , , )

Lecture 14 Line Breaks () and Horizontal Rules ()

Lecture 15 Summary: Essential HTML Tags

Section 5: Forms and User Input

Lecture 16 Structure of an HTML Form

Lecture 17 Text Inputs, Radio Buttons, Checkboxes

Lecture 18 Select Menus and Option Elements

Lecture 19 Submit and Reset Buttons

Lecture 20 Form Validation Basics

Lecture 21 Advanced Form Features

Lecture 22 Styling Forms

Lecture 23 Best Practices in Form Design

Lecture 24 Practical Examples and Exercises

Lecture 25 Step-by-Step Guide: Building a Comprehensive Registration Form

Lecture 26 Step-by-Step Guide: Dynamic Form with JavaScript

Lecture 27 Summary: Forms and User Input

Section 6: HTML5 and Semantic Elements

Lecture 28 Introduction to Semantic Elements

Lecture 29 Semantic Markup: The Backbone of the Modern Web

Lecture 30 Commonly Used Semantic Elements

Lecture 31 Best Practices for Using Semantic Elements

Lecture 32 Challenges and Considerations

Lecture 33 Practical Applications and Real-World Scenarios

Lecture 34 Example: Semantic SPA Structure

Lecture 35 Enhancing Accessibility and SEO in SPAs

Lecture 36 Example: Article with Microdata for Rich Snippets

Lecture 37 Evolution and Future Trends in HTML5 and Semantic Elements

Lecture 38 Increased Emphasis on Accessibility

Lecture 39 Semantic Elements for Complex Web Applications

Lecture 40 Integration with Emerging Web Technologies

Lecture 41 Enhanced Support for Machine Learning and AI

Lecture 42 SEO and Semantic HTML

Lecture 43 Example: Semantic Headings

Lecture 44 Example: Semantic Navigation

Lecture 45 Benefits of Semantic HTML for SEO

Lecture 46 Accessibility Implications

Lecture 47 Example: Proper Heading Structure

Lecture 48 Example: Form Labels and Inputs

Lecture 49 Example: Use of `` and `` Landmarks

Lecture 50 ARIA Roles and Attributes

Lecture 51 Example: ARIA Role for a Live Region

Lecture 52 Example: ARIA Role for a Slider

Lecture 53 Conclusion: Accessibility Implications

Lecture 54 Case Study: Semantic HTML in Large-Scale Web Applications

Lecture 55 Implementation: Homepage Structure

Lecture 56 Implementation: Product Listing with Semantic Markup

Lecture 57 Benefits of Semantic HTML

Lecture 58 Summary: HTML5 and Semantic Elements

Section 7: Advanced HTML Features

Lecture 59 Multimedia Integration Elements

Lecture 60 Canvas for Graphics

Lecture 61 Geolocation

Lecture 62 Web Storage

Lecture 63 Drag and Drop

Lecture 64 Iframes

Lecture 65 SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)

Lecture 66 Data Attributes

Lecture 67 Summary: Advanced HTML Features

Section 8: CSS Integration with HTML

Lecture 68 Basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): Selectors

Lecture 69 Basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): Properties and Values

Lecture 70 Basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): Box Model

Lecture 71 Basics of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS): CSS Comments

Lecture 72 Types of CSS: Inline CSS

Lecture 73 Types of CSS: Internal (Embedded) CSS

Lecture 74 Types of CSS: External CSS

Lecture 75 CSS Frameworks

Lecture 76 CSS Preprocessors

Lecture 77 Flexbox

Lecture 78 Grid Layouts

Lecture 79 Conclusion: CSS Integration with HTML

Section 9: Introduction to JavaScript with HTML

Lecture 80 Embedding JavaScript in HTML

Lecture 81 External JavaScript Files

Lecture 82 DOM Manipulation

Lecture 83 Advanced DOM Manipulation Techniques

Lecture 84 Event Handling

Lecture 85 Advanced Event Handling

Lecture 86 Summary: Introduction to JavaScript with HTML

Section 10: Building Responsive Web Designs

Lecture 87 Responsive Design Principles

Lecture 88 Mobile-First Approach

Lecture 89 Flexible Layouts: Fluid Grids

Lecture 90 Flexible Layouts: Media Queries

Lecture 91 Flexible Units: Percentage (%)

Lecture 92 Flexible Units: Viewport Width (vw) and Viewport Height (vh)

Lecture 93 Flexible Units: Viewport Settings

Lecture 94 Flexible Units: Em (em)

Lecture 95 Benefits and Considerations

Lecture 96 Content Prioritization

Lecture 97 Techniques for Content Prioritization: Visual Hierarchy

Lecture 98 Techniques for Content Prioritization: Content Reorganization

Lecture 99 Benefits of Content Prioritization

Lecture 100 Optimized Images and Media

Lecture 101 Choose the Right File Format

Lecture 102 Optimizing Compression

Lecture 103 Lazy Loading

Lecture 104 Serving Responsive Images

Lecture 105 Enable Browser Caching

Lecture 106 Video Optimization

Lecture 107 Audio Optimization

Lecture 108 Benefits of Optimized Images and Media

Lecture 109 Testing and Iteration

Lecture 110 Conclusion: Responsive Design Principles

Lecture 111 Fluid Layouts with CSS Flexbox

Lecture 112 Responsive Grid Layouts with CSS Grid

Lecture 113 Media Queries for Responsive Design

Lecture 114 Conclusion: Building Responsive Designs

Section 11: Web Accessibility

Lecture 115 Importance and Principles of Web Accessibility

Lecture 116 ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) Labels and Roles

Lecture 117 Accessibility Features in HTML5

Section 12: SEO Basics with HTML

Lecture 118 Understanding SEO and Its Importance

Lecture 119 HTML Tags and Attributes Important for SEO

Lecture 120 Meta Tags and SEO Best Practices

Lecture 121 Additional SEO Techniques and Best Practices

Section 13: HTML Best Practices and Performance Optimization

Lecture 122 Semantic Markup

Lecture 123 Form Enhancements

Lecture 124 Multimedia Integration

Lecture 125 Mobile Optimization

Lecture 126 Accessibility Features

Lecture 127 Code Organization and Commenting

Lecture 128 HTML Performance Optimization Techniques

Lecture 129 Conclusion: HTML Best Practices and Perfomance Optimization

Section 14: HTML5 APIs and Advanced Features

Lecture 130 Geolocation API

Lecture 131 Web Storage API

Lecture 132 Canvas API

Lecture 133 Web Workers

Lecture 134 WebSocket API

Lecture 135 Drag and Drop API

Lecture 136 Audio and Video API

Lecture 137 File API

Lecture 138 WebRTC API

Lecture 139 Media Capture and Streams API

Lecture 140 Offline Applications and Service Workers

Lecture 141 Conclusion: HTML5 APIs and Advanced Features

Section 15: Conclusion and Next Steps

Lecture 142 Recap of Advanced HTML and HTML5 APIs

Lecture 143 Pathways for Further Learning in Web Development

Lecture 144 Joining Developer Communities and Continuing Education

Section 16: Common Challenges and Debugging Tips

Lecture 145 Cross-Browser Compatibility

Lecture 146 Permission Errors

Lecture 147 Security Restrictions

Lecture 148 Network Connectivity Issues

Lecture 149 Performance Optimization Tools

Lecture 150 Error Handling and Debugging Tools

Lecture 151 Community Support and Documentation

Lecture 152 Continuous Testing and Iteration

Lecture 153 Summary: Common Challenges and Debugging Tips

Section 17: Conclusion: HyperText Markup Language (HTML) Course

Lecture 154 Conclusion: HyperText Markup Language (HTML) Course

Section 18: Additional Resources and Reading Materials

Lecture 155 Online Tutorials and Guides

Lecture 156 Books and Publications

Lecture 157 Community Forums and Discussion Platforms

Lecture 158 Developer Tools and Extensions

Lecture 159 Online Courses and Learning Platforms

Section 19: FREE HTML eBook

Lecture 160 Awesome HTML Book: HyperText Markup Language (HTML)

Section 20: Community

Lecture 161 Our Community & Social Media

Enthusiasts of practical education;,Everyone who has heard about HTML and would like to know more;,Professionalists daily working with technology who want to have a basic grasp of what programming is without burnout;,Sceptical Developers about book & course solely focused on HTML;,Self-paced Learners for whom expensive Bootcamps are unaffordable;,Students interested in Web Development;,Students willing to start a career in Software Development;,Web Developers willing to know A to Z about HTML;