Hello, friends, welcome to our HTML5 course from scratch.
So in this first lesson, we're going to just set it up just like a movie trailer.
Now, the most important feature of this course is that we're going to learn all the topics that we're
going to see by applying them in more than one place.
So in other words, we're going to see them over and over again.
And that way we learn by repetition.
So all of the information that I have ever learned pretty much has been applied because I repeated and
repeated, but I don't want to make it boring.
So, of course, it's a big responsibility here.
I want you to practice what you have learned and all of the examples that we're going to do with a variety
of variations.
So let me just show you quickly what we're going to talk about in our course.
First up, we're going to start with the most basic subject, which is HTML tags, and here we're just
going to examine the tags it will use frequently from the header tag, the input tag, and we're going
to download or anime application to see all of these tags in use.
Now, as you may understand, we're going to do all, yeah, pretty much all of our applications with
Adam.
Next up, we're going to learn how to add and edit pictures in that's going to help us to add some color
or pop to our Web pages.
Of course, we can do this with a help of a few other things in here.
Are these particular attributes?
So it's attributes it will allow us to make adjustments in H.M..
Of course, while browsing the Internet, we're going to see lots of lists created for, well, various
purposes on many sites.
So sometimes it's a list of food, sometimes there may be, you know, the top 100 things to do in your
life.
So here we're going to learn how to make such a list, whether you want it to be ordered or unordered.
Let's call it a bucket list for now.
So an HMO, we will learn the HMO information on its most basic level together, and we're going to
start with a list subject now before starting a table and forming the topics for the intermediate side
of this.
Just want to briefly run you through the block level and inline elements in HMO.
So here, we're just going to briefly talk about the d'Hiv in the Span Tangs, and that's going to give
you the idea of how to style and success.
Now, many things that are typically retained in Web pages are done with the help of tables, right
databases.
So these tables are sometimes visible, sometimes they are not necessarily visible due to lack of borders.
But anyway, here, we're going to learn everything right from the beginning, how to set it up and
how to edit rows and columns.
So I guess most of us are, you know, typically scroll through Facebook, Instagram, we email every
day, right?
Have you ever wondered how those pages are before you enter or you register how they're made?
So I'm going to take you through that.
And here we're also going to learn how to design and what the logic is behind these pages.
Now, naturally, you won't be able to develop an expert knowledge in how to do this, but don't worry
about it, because in our next subject and in our next courses, you will be able to be an HTML expert.
But this is as I said before, this is the beginning.
Right?
So after completing this course, you're going to be able to build the basic HTML page structure from
start to finish.
Most importantly, you will gain HTML logic and that way you'll be able to develop pages on your own
a whole lot more easily.
So if you want to be fully competent in the in the art of HTML, you can also join our access and JavaScript
courses.
And if you're scratching your head going, why, well, just continue with this cause for now, and
when you want to know more, you'll know where to go.
OK, so yeah, that's that's enough of this sort of trailer for now.
Let's start the movie.