Have you ever wondered how websites are created? In this beginner-friendly HTML course, you'll learn how to build real websites from scratch—no prior coding experience required!
This class is perfect for kids (Grades 3–9), beginners, students, and anyone interested in learning web development. Through live coding sessions, fun activities, and hands-on projects, you'll discover how every website is built using HTML, the foundation of the web.
During the class, you'll learn how to create web pages using headings, paragraphs, images, hyperlinks, lists, tables, forms, and multimedia elements. You'll also explore modern HTML5 semantic tags, understand website structure, and learn best coding practices used by professional developers.
Rather than simply learning theory, you'll apply every concept by building exciting projects such as a personal portfolio, restaurant website, registration form, school webpage, and event landing page. By the end of the course, you'll have the confidence to create your own websites from scratch and be ready to continue your journey with CSS and JavaScript.
Who is this class for?
- Beginners with no coding experience
- Students from Grades 3–9
- Anyone interested in website development
- Future web developers and programmers
What will students learn?
- HTML fundamentals
- HTML document structure
- Headings, paragraphs, and text formatting
- Images and hyperlinks
- Lists and tables
- Forms and input elements
- HTML5 semantic tags
- Best coding practices
- Building complete web pages
- Preparing for CSS and JavaScript
What should students bring?
- A laptop or desktop computer
- Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge browser
- A stable internet connection
- Notepad or Visual Studio Code (recommended)
- Enthusiasm to learn and build amazing websites!