I've always wanted to learn HTML, any ideas as to where to get started? Any particular books or tutorials I should read?
Hey psufootball,
this question is already answered. Have a look to the thread?
http://www.seomastering.com/seo-forum/html_forum/best_way_to_learn_html/
w3schools.com/ is a nice place where you can learn html and other script language which will help you to develop any web site.
you can go to www.w3schools.com to get you started. It has a complete tutorial of html.. even css, javascript, and the other scripting language you need to build a whole website..
you can start learning HTML with www.w3schools.com web tutorial it`s a free. It has a complete information about the html.. even css, javascript, and the other scripting language you need to build a whole website..
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We eassy way to learn html. You use w3school.com site. and practice on notepad
If you want interested to learn HTML with free of cost then W3school is one of the best and ideal place to learn all the thing about the HTML. I know very well previous member always suggest this but it is really worth to learn.
In my personal experience that HTML is very easy language, so if you want to learn HTML language then you can go with W3school site which will provide the whole information about HTML.
It may still be worth learning HTML and CSS so you can better understand what the tool is doing for you and talk to your peers more easily. If you want to be a web developer (and it's hard to really know this without trying and learning what the work is like) then you don't really have a choice but to learn HTML.
Copy the HTML page example listed above.
Create a new file in your text editor.
Paste the code into the new text file.
Save the file as index. html .
Skip the WYSIWYG editors and theory-heavy books. Your best bet is The Odin Project - it forces you to set up a real dev environment and git. You'll learn semantic HTML and accessibility properly, not just toy examples. That foundation is priceless.