HTML Syllabus
This course moves from document structure toward richer browser behaviour. Use the chapter groups as a map, returning to a prerequisite whenever an example introduces something unfamiliar.
How it works
- Begin with files, document metadata, elements, attributes, text, and links. Continue with images, lists, tables, and semantic layout.
- Learn forms after you understand ids and labels. Study graphics, media, and browser APIs after the core document relationships are comfortable.
- Use the project, exercises, quiz, and build challenges to check understanding. The large element-and-attribute reference section is a separate future phase.
A practical example
Core document → Meaningful content → Relationships
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Forms, media, and layout
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Browser APIs and review
The sequence is a learning aid rather than a required calendar. A reader with experience can start at the relevant chapter and review earlier concepts as needed.