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HTML Career Guide

The HTML Career Guide outlines essential skills to learn for a career in web development, starting with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, along with version control using Git. It highlights additional skills such as frontend frameworks, build tools, and UI frameworks that can enhance job prospects. Various job opportunities are available for those with these skills, including roles like Frontend Developer, Web Designer, and WordPress Developer, with a strong emphasis on building a portfolio of projects.

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HTML Career Guide

The HTML Career Guide outlines essential skills to learn for a career in web development, starting with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, along with version control using Git. It highlights additional skills such as frontend frameworks, build tools, and UI frameworks that can enhance job prospects. Various job opportunities are available for those with these skills, including roles like Frontend Developer, Web Designer, and WordPress Developer, with a strong emphasis on building a portfolio of projects.

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HTML Career Guide: What to Learn & Job Opportunities

1. What to Learn (Starting from HTML):

HTML (HyperText Markup Language)

- Structure of web pages

- Semantic tags (<article>, <section>, <nav>, etc.)

- Forms (<form>, <input>, validation)

- Tables, images, links, lists, etc.

- Accessibility (ARIA attributes)

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

- Styling HTML elements

- Layouts with Flexbox and Grid

- Responsive design (media queries)

- Transitions and animations

JavaScript (Basic to Intermediate)

- DOM manipulation

- Event handling

- Form validation

- Basic functions, loops, conditions

- Fetch API (for calling servers)

Version Control

- Git & GitHub (important for any job)

2. Extra Skills That Boost Your Job Prospects:

Frontend Frameworks:

- React.js (Most in-demand)

- Vue.js or Angular (Optional)


HTML Career Guide: What to Learn & Job Opportunities

Build Tools:

- NPM/Yarn

- Webpack, Vite (basic understanding)

UI Frameworks:

- Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap

Optional:

- Basic design skills (Figma, Canva)

- SEO basics

3. Jobs You Can Get (Starting From HTML + Related Skills):

Frontend Developer (Junior)

- HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Web Designer

- HTML, CSS, design tools (Figma)

Email Developer

- HTML (table-based layout), CSS (inline)

WordPress Developer

- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress (PHP)

UI Developer

- HTML, CSS, JS + UI libraries

Content Manager

- HTML knowledge for editing pages


HTML Career Guide: What to Learn & Job Opportunities

Freelancer

- Varies depending on client needs

4. Portfolio Projects (Must-Have for Jobs):

- Personal website or portfolio

- Landing page (responsive)

- Blog layout

- Form with validation

- Clone of a real website (e.g., YouTube, Netflix home page)

5. Final Tips:

- Practice a lot - build real-world projects.

- Put your code on GitHub.

- Apply to internships or freelance jobs while learning.

- Keep learning - jobs ask for more than just HTML, but it's your starting point.

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