Learn HTML from Scratch to Advanced Level – Complete Course with 63 Lessons

Are You Ready to Learn Web Design and Development?

If you are interested in entering the world of programming and website development, learning HTML is the essential first step you need to take. HTML allows you to build the basic structure of web pages, add text, images, links, tables, and multimedia content, and organize website elements in a clear and structured way.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to HTML, taking you from the fundamentals to more advanced topics through 63 carefully structured lessons. You will progress step by step, starting with the basics of HTML and code editors, then moving on to building complete web pages and websites, publishing them online, and improving their visibility in search engines.

Course Overview

This course is designed for complete beginners with no previous programming or web development experience, as well as learners who already have some knowledge of HTML and want to strengthen their skills and explore additional features and elements.

Throughout the course, you will learn how to write HTML code and work with different HTML elements and tags. You will discover how to add images, audio files, videos, and PDF documents to web pages, as well as how to create tables, lists, forms, and input fields.

The course goes beyond the fundamentals and gradually introduces more advanced topics, including modern HTML5 elements, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), embedding Google Maps, and controlling how your website appears when shared on social media platforms.

You will also learn how to create a free website and publish it online using free hosting services and GitHub Pages, as well as how to submit your website to Google and Bing search engines.

What Will You Learn in This Course?

By the end of this course, you will have gained a wide range of essential and advanced HTML skills that will help you understand how web pages are structured and developed.

You will learn how to write HTML code and work with headings, text, links, images, tables, and lists. You will also learn how to embed audio files, videos, and external content, create registration and login forms, and work with different types of input fields.

In addition, you will explore semantic HTML5 elements, understand the differences between various HTML tags and attributes, and learn how to handle text direction for Arabic content. You will also discover useful HTML features that improve user experience and help optimize websites for search engines.

The course also covers website publishing, free hosting services, adding maps and icons, and controlling how your website appears when its links are shared on social media platforms.

Course Requirements

No previous programming experience or knowledge of HTML is required. All you need is a computer and a genuine willingness to learn and practice.

Who Is This Course For?

This course is suitable for anyone interested in learning HTML and getting started with website design and development, especially beginners looking for a clear and structured learning path.

It is also suitable for students, aspiring developers, and learners with previous experience who want to review HTML fundamentals and explore additional elements and features to improve their development skills.

Why Should You Learn HTML?

HTML is one of the fundamental technologies used to build web pages, making it an essential starting point for anyone interested in website development.

By understanding HTML, you will learn how web content is structured and organized. You will also build a solid foundation that will help you move on to other technologies, such as CSS and JavaScript, and eventually explore front-end web development.

Course Curriculum – 63 Lessons

Section 1: Introduction to HTML and Core Fundamentals

Lesson 1: Complete Introduction to HTML – Learn HTML from Scratch to Advanced Level.

Lesson 2: HTML Code Editors – Exploring the Tools Used to Write HTML Code.

Lesson 3: HTML Fundamentals – Understanding the Basic Structure of Web Pages.

Lesson 4: HTML Headings – Creating and Using Text Headings in Web Pages.

Lesson 5: Essential HTML Settings – Understanding Charset, Dir, and Lang Attributes.

Lesson 6: Text Formatting in HTML and Setting Up Live Server.

Lesson 7: HTML Links – Creating Hyperlinks and Navigation Links on Your Website.

Lesson 8: HTML Images – How to Add Images to Your Website.

Lesson 9: HTML Tables – Creating Tables and Organizing Data in Web Pages.

Lesson 10: HTML Lists – Creating Different Types of Lists in HTML.

Section 2: Multimedia and Interactive Elements

Lesson 11: HTML Audio – Adding Audio Files to Your Website.

Lesson 12: HTML Video – Adding and Playing Video Files in Web Pages.

Lesson 13: Displaying PDF Files on Your Website – Embedding PDF Documents in Web Pages.

Lesson 14: The Embed Element in HTML – Understanding How to Embed External Content.

Lesson 15: Embedding YouTube Videos into Your Website.

Lesson 16: The Base Element in HTML – Defining Base Paths and Loading Files from External Hosting Services.

Lesson 17: Details and Summary Elements – Creating Interactive Expandable and Collapsible Sections.

Lesson 18: The Button Element in HTML – Creating Buttons for Your Website.

Section 3: Forms and Input Fields

Lesson 19: HTML Input Elements – Understanding Text, Date, Tel, Password, and Email Input Types.

Lesson 20: Creating a Login Form – Practical Review of Previous Lessons.

Lesson 21: Select and Option Elements – Creating Dropdown Selection Lists in Web Pages.

Lesson 22: Creating a Register Form – Building a User Registration Form for Your Website.

Lesson 23: HTML Comments – Adding Comments and Notes Within HTML Code.

Lesson 24: Radio Input Type – Creating Radio Button Options in HTML Forms.

Lesson 25: File Input Type – Adding File Upload Fields to Your Website.

Lesson 26: Advanced Input Types – Understanding Color, Hidden, URL, Date, and Number.

Lesson 27: HTML Meta Elements – Understanding Charset and Viewport and Their Importance.

Lesson 28: Creating a Multi-Page Website – Building Multiple Pages and Linking Them Together.

Lesson 29: The Meter Element in HTML – Creating Measurement Indicators and Value Displays.

Lesson 30: The Textarea Element – Creating Multi-Line Text Input Fields.

Section 4: HTML Elements and Web Page Development

Lesson 31: The Iframe Element – Displaying External Web Pages and Websites Within Your Own Website.

Lesson 32: The HR Element in HTML – Adding Horizontal Dividers to Organize Page Content.

Lesson 33: The Pre Element in HTML – Displaying Text While Preserving Its Original Formatting.

Lesson 34: Div vs. Span – Understanding the Differences and Uses of Each Element.

Lesson 35: Adding Google Maps to Your Website – Embedding Maps into Web Pages.

Lesson 36: File Paths in HTML – Understanding How to Locate and Access Files.

Lesson 37: The BDI Element – Solving Text Direction Issues When Displaying Arabic Content on Your Website.

Lesson 38: Semantic HTML5 Elements – Understanding Header, Nav, Main, and Footer.

Lesson 39: Introduction to HTML and CSS Fundamentals and Their Roles in Web Development.

Lesson 40: Sub vs. Sup – Creating Subscript and Superscript Text.

Lesson 41: Fieldset and Legend Elements – Organizing and Grouping Form Fields.

Lesson 42: ID vs. Class – Understanding Their Differences and How to Use Them in HTML.

Lesson 43: The Link Element with the Icon Type – Adding a Custom Website Icon (Favicon).

Section 5: Advanced HTML Elements and Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Lesson 44: HTML Elements for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) – Preparing Your Website for Search Engines.

Lesson 45: Understanding Code, Abbr, Dfn, and Address Elements and Their Uses.

Lesson 46: Facebook Meta Tags – Controlling How Your Website Appears When Shared on Facebook.

Lesson 47: Creating File Download Buttons – Adding Download Buttons to Your Website.

Lesson 48: Understanding Blockquote, Paragraph, and Center Elements and Their Uses in Content Formatting.

Lesson 49: The Script Element and Contenteditable Attribute – Understanding Their Uses in Web Pages.

Lesson 50: The Dialog Element – Creating Pop-Up Windows and Dialog Boxes.

Lesson 51: Twitter Meta Tags – Controlling How Your Website Appears When Shared on Twitter.

Lesson 52: The Marquee Element and Bgcolor and Behavior Attributes – Understanding Their Uses.

Lesson 53: Customizing Form Error Messages – Changing the Messages Displayed When Form Errors Occur.

Section 6: Website Creation and Publishing

Lesson 54: How to Create a Free Website – Building a Website Without Paying for Hosting.

Lesson 55: Publishing Your Website Online Using Free Web Hosting and a Free Domain.

Lesson 56: Submitting Your Website to Google and Bing – Making Your Website Discoverable in Search Results.

Lesson 57: Publishing Your Website for Free Using GitHub Pages – A Step-by-Step Guide.

Lesson 58: The Title Attribute in HTML – Creating Descriptive Titles for Your Website Content.

Lesson 59: Important HTML Tips and Notes – Exploring Useful Tools and Resources for Web Developers.

Lesson 60: The Noscript Element – Displaying a Message When JavaScript Is Disabled in the Browser.

Lesson 61: The Theme Color Meta Tag – Changing the Color of the Top Browser Bar on Mobile Devices.

Lesson 62: Registering for the HTML Exam – How to Sign Up and Request an HTML Certificate.

Lesson 63: Final Lesson – Course Conclusion and Your Next Steps in Learning Web Development.

Start Your HTML Learning Journey Today!

Take advantage of these 63 comprehensive lessons to build a strong foundation in HTML and develop the practical skills needed to create and structure web pages.

Whether you are starting from zero or looking to expand your existing knowledge, this course will help you move forward with confidence and take the next step toward becoming a web developer.

Course Details:

• Total Lessons: 63
• Subject: HTML and Web Page Development
• Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced
• Prerequisites: No prior HTML or programming experience required.