Build practical XHTML skills and learn to create structured, semantic web content using lists, tables, hyperlinks, images, and interactive forms. Designed for web design beginners, educators, and developers transitioning to structured markup languages, this course provides a logically sequenced introduction to essential XHTML elements and syntax.

You’ll begin by creating ordered, unordered, nested, and definition lists that organize content clearly and add semantic value. You’ll then construct XHTML tables with rows, columns, headers, cell spanning, and sectioning techniques to present complex data in a well-structured format. Next, you’ll implement internal, external, and email hyperlinks, embed inline images, and modify their appearance for different design needs. Finally, you’ll develop accessible, usable XHTML forms with labels, input fields, submission mechanisms, checkboxes, and radio buttons while selecting appropriate controls for different use cases. Through practical examples, quizzes, and hands-on activities, you’ll progressively apply structured markup principles rather than study syntax in isolation. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to build organized XHTML pages, create semantic lists and accessible tables, integrate links and images, and design interactive forms with confidence. Enroll to strengthen your web development fundamentals and create technically sound XHTML documents.