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HTML Essentials
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HTML Essentials

HTML Essentials

1. Understanding the Web and HTML
Course IntroductionIntroduction to the WebThe History and Evolution of the WebWhy HTML Matters in Web DevelopmentBasic Structure of an HTML DocumentUnderstanding Tags, Elements, and Attributes
2. HTML Fundamentals
HTML Document Structure ExplainedChallenge: Structuring an HTML DocumentUsing Headings and Paragraphs in HTMLChallenge: Mastering Text MarkupEnhancing Text and Interactivity in HTMLChallenge: Applying Special Text MarkupCreating and Using Lists in HTMLChallenge: Structuring Content with Lists
3. Images and Media
Working with Images in HTMLChallenge: Inserting ImagesEmbedding Audio Files in HTMLChallenge: Using Audio ElementsIntegrating Video into Web PagesChallenge: Using Video Elements
4. Tables and Forms
Creating and Structuring HTML TablesChallenge: Working with TablesBuilding HTML FormsChallenge: Building a Web FormUsing Form Inputs and Labels EffectivelyChallenge: Applying Form Inputs and LabelsHTML Input Attributes for Enhanced Functionality
5. Advanced HTML
Understanding and Using Semantic HTMLExploring Semantic Elements in HTMLChallenge: Implementing Semantic ElementsBuilding a Complete Website with HTMLCourse Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Introduction to the Web

What is the Internet?

How does the Web work?

The World Wide Web (WWW or simply the web) is a subset of the Internet. It is a system of interconnected documents and resources linked together by hyperlinks and URLs (Uniform Resource Locators). The web operates based on a client-server model:

Clients

These are devices such as computers, smartphones, or tablets used by individuals to access information on the web. Web browsers (e.g., Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari) are applications installed on clients that interpret and display web content.

Servers

These are computers that store and serve web content to clients upon request. Websites are hosted on servers which are connected to the Internet and accessible to users worldwide. When a user requests a web page by entering a URL or clicking on a link, the client sends a request to the server, then the server responds with the requested content to the client's browser.

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1. What is the Internet?

2. What are clients in the context of the web?

3. When a user (client) requests a web page, what happens next?

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course content

Kursusindhold

HTML Essentials

HTML Essentials

1. Understanding the Web and HTML
Course IntroductionIntroduction to the WebThe History and Evolution of the WebWhy HTML Matters in Web DevelopmentBasic Structure of an HTML DocumentUnderstanding Tags, Elements, and Attributes
2. HTML Fundamentals
HTML Document Structure ExplainedChallenge: Structuring an HTML DocumentUsing Headings and Paragraphs in HTMLChallenge: Mastering Text MarkupEnhancing Text and Interactivity in HTMLChallenge: Applying Special Text MarkupCreating and Using Lists in HTMLChallenge: Structuring Content with Lists
3. Images and Media
Working with Images in HTMLChallenge: Inserting ImagesEmbedding Audio Files in HTMLChallenge: Using Audio ElementsIntegrating Video into Web PagesChallenge: Using Video Elements
4. Tables and Forms
Creating and Structuring HTML TablesChallenge: Working with TablesBuilding HTML FormsChallenge: Building a Web FormUsing Form Inputs and Labels EffectivelyChallenge: Applying Form Inputs and LabelsHTML Input Attributes for Enhanced Functionality
5. Advanced HTML
Understanding and Using Semantic HTMLExploring Semantic Elements in HTMLChallenge: Implementing Semantic ElementsBuilding a Complete Website with HTMLCourse Conclusion and Final Thoughts

book
Introduction to the Web

What is the Internet?

How does the Web work?

The World Wide Web (WWW or simply the web) is a subset of the Internet. It is a system of interconnected documents and resources linked together by hyperlinks and URLs (Uniform Resource Locators). The web operates based on a client-server model:

Clients

These are devices such as computers, smartphones, or tablets used by individuals to access information on the web. Web browsers (e.g., Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari) are applications installed on clients that interpret and display web content.

Servers

These are computers that store and serve web content to clients upon request. Websites are hosted on servers which are connected to the Internet and accessible to users worldwide. When a user requests a web page by entering a URL or clicking on a link, the client sends a request to the server, then the server responds with the requested content to the client's browser.

Video Tutorial

1. What is the Internet?

2. What are clients in the context of the web?

3. When a user (client) requests a web page, what happens next?

question mark

What is the Internet?

Select the correct answer

question mark

What are clients in the context of the web?

Select the correct answer

question mark

When a user (client) requests a web page, what happens next?

Select the correct answer

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