HTML Crash Course for Beginners Part 1 (2025) — Create Your First Site

Описание: HTML for Beginners (Clear & Easy) — Full Tutorial 2025
Learn HTML from zero — this full lesson collects Parts 1–5 into one video so you can build a solid HTML foundation fast. Same lesson as the original upload, now in higher quality with clearer audio, larger code zooms in VS Code, and cleaner edits for easier learning. No experience needed.

What you’ll get
Clear, high-quality audio and HD video
Zoomed-in live demos in VS Code + Live Server preview
Copy-paste code examples you can use right away
Accessibility & best-practice tips

📚 Topics covered (Parts 1–5)
Part 1 — What is HTML?
• HTML = structure (skeleton) • difference between HTML and CSS • head, body, footer tags

Part 2 — Create index.html
• DOCTYPE html • HTML boilerplate • meta charset="UTF-8" and viewport • headings h1–h6 • p, strong, em tags

Part 3 — Lists, Links & Images
• Unordered ul and ordered ol lists • a href links (target + rel) • img src alt (external & local images)

Part 4 — Tables, div, span
• table, tr, th, td • colspan / rowspan • block vs inline with div and span

Part 5 — Forms and Semantic HTML
• form basics: action, method, name, id, label • input types (text, email, number, radio, checkbox) • semantic tags: header, nav, main, section, article, aside, footer

⏱ Chapters (use these as a starting point — adjust slightly to match final video timing)
0:00 Intro
0:45 What is HTML?
2:30 HTML document structure
5:10 Headings & paragraphs
8:00 Links & images
12:15 Lists & code blocks
15:00 Tables, div & span
18:30 Forms & semantic HTML
22:00 Final example + next steps

🧰 Resources & Code (copy/paste)
VS Code: https://code.visualstudio.com
Live Server (VS Code extension): Search "Live Server" by Ritwick Dey
Example code repo: https://github.com/YourUser/your-repo (replace with your repo link)

✅ Quick tips
Save files with UTF-8 and include `meta charset="UTF-8"`.
Use meaningful `alt` text for images for accessibility.
Pair `label for="id"` with inputs to improve usability.
Prefer semantic tags (header, nav, main, section, footer) for SEO and structure.

▶️ If this helped
Like, comment any questions or topic requests, and Subscribe for Part 6 (multimedia & embeds) and the final project video. If you watched the older tutorial, this version fixes the unclear sections — thanks for learning with me!

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