HTML tutorial

 Firstly, thank you for picking up this

Blog.It has been written with two very

different types of people in mind:

● Those who want to learn how to design and build websites

from scratch

● Anyone who has a website (that may be built using a

content management system, blogging software, or an

e-commerce platform) and wants more control over the

appearance of their pages

The only things you need in order to use this blogablog a

computer with a web browser and a text editor (such as

Notepad, which comes with Windows, or TextEdit, which

comes with Macs).

Introduction to HTML

HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is a markup language used for creating and structuring content on the web. It consists of a series of tags and attributes that are used to define the structure and layout of a webpage, including text, images, videos, and other multimedia elements.

HTML documents are text files that can be created using a simple text editor like Notepad or more advanced code editors like Sublime Text,VS Code or Atom. Once an HTML document is created, it can be viewed in a web browser, which interprets the HTML code and displays the webpage according to the instructions specified in the code.

HTML is the foundation of the web and is used in conjunction with other web technologies like CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and JavaScript to create interactive and dynamic webpages.

Understanding HTML and CSS can help anyone who works  with the web; designers can  create more attractive and  usable sites, website editors can  create better content, marketers  can communicate with their  audience more effectively, and  managers can commission  better sites and get the best out  of their teams. I've focussed on the code you  need to use 90% of the time  and omitted the code that you  would rarely see even if writing  websites is your full time job. By  the end of the blog, if you come  across the other 10% you will be  able to Google it to find out what  it means quickly and easily. I have also added practical  information on topics I am  commonly asked about, such as  how to prepare images, audio  and video for the web, how to  

approach the design and build

of a new site, how to improve

your rankings in search engines

(SEO), and how to use Google

Analytics to learn about visitors

to your site.