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HTML Part 1

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This module includes several articles designed to teach you the basics of HTML and

give you practice with HTML code.

1.) Getting Started with HTML


This article covers the very basics of HTML. You'll learn about elements,
attributes, and how an HTML page is structured. We will explain some key
terms and show you how HTML works by creating simple examples

2) What's in the Head? Metadata in HTML


The "head" part of an HTML page contains information not shown on the
page itself, such as the page title, links to CSS for styling, and metadata about
the document. This article explains what each of these elements is and how
they fit into your page.

3.) HTML Text Fundamentals


HTML helps organize text into a meaningful structure. In this article, you’ll
learn how to use HTML to divide text into headings, paragraphs, lists, and
more. You’ll also see how to emphasize important words.

4.) Creating Hyperlinks


Links are a key feature of the web—they connect different pages and sites
together. This article explains how to create links and gives you tips on best
practices for using them.

5.) Advanced Text Formatting


HTML offers other ways to format text beyond headings and paragraphs. This
article teaches you about working with quotations, lists, code, and special text
like subscript and superscript.

# Document and Website Structure


HTML helps you organize your entire website, not just individual pieces of
text. This article explains how to use HTML to structure a page with sections
like headers, footers, navigation menus, and main content areas.

Debugging HTML
Sometimes things go wrong when writing HTML. This article introduces tools
to help you find and fix errors in your code.

Assessments

At the end of the module, you’ll complete two assessments to test your skills:

1.) Marking Up a Letter


In this task, you’ll practice formatting a letter using HTML.

2.) Structuring a Page of Content


This assessment will test your ability to create a basic page layout using
HTML. You’ll structure a page with elements like a header, footer, navigation
menu, main content, and a sidebar.

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