What is HTML?
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language, and it is the most widely used language for creating web pages on the Internet. Berners-Lee created HTML in late 1991, but the first standard HTML specification, "HTML 2.0," was published in 1995. HTML 4.01 was released in late 1999 as a major version of HTML. Though HTML 4.01 is still widely used, we now have HTML-5, which is an extension to HTML 4.01 and was released in 2012.
Why should you learn HTML?
HTML was created with the intention of defining the structure of documents such as headings, paragraphs, lists, and so on in order to make scientific information more accessible to researchers. HTML is now widely used to format web pages using the various tags available in the HTML language.
HTML is a must-have skill for students and working professionals who want to become great software engineers, especially if they work in the Web Development field. I'll go over some of the key benefits of learning HTML:
Create a website - If you know HTML well, you can create a website or customize an existing web template.
Become a web designer - If you want to work as a professional web designer, you'll need to know HTML and CSS.
Understand the web - If you want to improve the speed and performance of your website, you should be familiar with HTML.
Learn other languages - Once you've mastered the fundamentals of HTML, other related technologies such as javascript, PHP, and Angular become much easier to grasp.
Syllabus List
- Adding media to a web page using HTML
- Adding tables
- forms
- and images
- Beginners JAVA Script
- C++ introduction
- Cloud application
- CSS essentials
- Developers tools
- GIT AND GITHub
- HTML Essentials
- Introduction to HTML
