HTML is the foundation of every website on the internet, yet most beginners rush past it to get to styling and frameworks. This course changes that. You will learn how HTML governs document structure, content meaning, accessibility, and page organization across the web, and you will build these skills hands-on by creating a personal portfolio website — a real, multi-page site you'll structure from the ground up.

Throughout this course, you will work directly with HTML to build the anatomy of a document, structure text with headings and paragraphs, link pages together with navigation, embed images and media, organize content with lists and tables, apply semantic structure, and build accessible forms. Each concept is reinforced through step-by-step hands-on demonstrations that you can follow along on your own setup, pause, replicate, and practice at your own pace. By the end of this course, you'll be able to: Explain how the web and browsers work, understand the anatomy of an HTML document, and structure text content using headings, paragraphs, and inline elements. Build navigable, well-organized web pages using hyperlinks, file paths, images, figures, lists, and data tables. Apply semantic HTML elements to create meaningful, accessible page layouts instead of generic, unstructured markup. Design accessible HTML forms, embed media, and finalize pages using meta tags, favicons, and W3C validation for standards compliance. This course is designed for a diverse audience: complete beginners starting their web development journey, aspiring front-end developers building foundational skills, career switchers exploring tech, and professionals who want to understand how websites are structured before moving into styling and dynamic functionality. No prior experience with HTML, CSS, or programming is required. This course assumes a beginner starting point and builds every concept from the ground up. Start structuring the web and build the foundation for every website you'll ever create using HTML.