Understanding the structure of an HTML document (doctype, , , tags).
Learning to create elements such as headings, paragraphs, links, images, and lists.
Forms and Inputs:
Using HTML forms to collect user input through various input types (text, radio, checkbox, etc.).
Understanding the importance of the element and form attributes.
Semantic HTML:
Learning about semantic elements (like , , , , etc.) and their importance for accessibility and SEO.
Attributes:
Understanding how to use attributes to modify HTML elements (like class, id, and style).
Linking pages and assets:
Learning how to create hyperlinks to navigate between pages and link to external resources (CSS files, scripts, etc.).
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
Styling Basics:
Understanding how to apply CSS styles using selectors (element, class, ID selectors).
Learning about colors, fonts, text properties, margins, paddings, borders, and backgrounds.
Box Model:
Understanding the box model (content, padding, border, margin) and how it affects layout.
Responsive Design:
Learning about media queries to create responsive layouts that work on various screen sizes and devices.
Flexbox and Grid Layout:
Exploring modern CSS layout techniques like Flexbox and CSS Grid for creating complex layouts easily.
Applying Styles through JavaScript:
Using JavaScript to manipulate CSS styles dynamically (changing class names, modifying inline styles).
Integration with JavaScript
DOM Manipulation:
Learning how JavaScript interacts with HTML (Document Object Model) to create, modify, or remove elements dynamically.
Understanding event handling (e.g., responding to user clicks, form submissions) and updating HTML/CSS in response.
Dynamic Styling:
Using JavaScript to change styles on-the-fly, such as changing colors when a button is clicked or hiding/showing elements.
Course Structure
If you’re taking a course that covers HTML, CSS, and JavaScript together, you might see the following structure:
Module 1: Introduction to HTML
Module 2: CSS Fundamentals
Module 3: JavaScript Basics
Module 4: Integrating HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Module 5: Building Projects that combine all three technologies
Learning HTML and CSS alongside JavaScript will provide you with a solid foundation for web development, enabling you to build complete web applications
