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HTML in 3 Minutes

The document outlines an HTML course curriculum covering important HTML tags and their attributes. The course includes 10 sections that cover the basic structure of HTML documents, text formatting, links and images, lists, tables, forms, semantic HTML, multimedia, meta tags, and HTML5 APIs. The document provides examples of common HTML tags and their attributes in each section to serve as pointers for the course.

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HTML in 3 Minutes

The document outlines an HTML course curriculum covering important HTML tags and their attributes. The course includes 10 sections that cover the basic structure of HTML documents, text formatting, links and images, lists, tables, forms, semantic HTML, multimedia, meta tags, and HTML5 APIs. The document provides examples of common HTML tags and their attributes in each section to serve as pointers for the course.

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Here's an ordered list outlining the HTML course with important tags and their attributes as
pointers:

1. Introduction to HTML

- Basic structure of an HTML document

- Creating an HTML file

- HTML elements and tags

2. Text Formatting

- `<h1>` to `<h6>`: Headings

- `<p>`: Paragraphs

- `<strong>`: Strong text

- `<em>`: Emphasized text

- `<u>`: Underlined text

- `<br>`: Line break

- `<hr>`: Horizontal rule

3. Links and Images

- `<a>`: Anchor tag (creating hyperlinks)

- `href`: Specifies the URL

- `target`: Opens link in a new window/tab (optional)

- `<img>`: Image tag

- `src`: Specifies the image source

- `alt`: Alternative text (for accessibility)

- `width` and `height`: Image dimensions (optional)

4. Lists

- `<ul>`: Unordered lists

- `<ol>`: Ordered lists


- `<li>`: List items

- `<dl>`: Description lists

- `<dt>`: Description term

- `<dd>`: Description details

5. Tables

- `<table>`: Table container

- `<tr>`: Table row

- `<td>`: Table data (cell)

- `<th>`: Table header

- `colspan`: Column span (optional)

- `rowspan`: Row span (optional)

6. Forms

- `<form>`: Form container

- `action`: Specifies the URL to handle form data

- `method`: Specifies the HTTP method (GET or POST)

- `<input>`: Input fields

- `type`: Specifies the input type (text, checkbox, radio, etc.)

- `name`: Specifies the name of the input field

- `placeholder`: Placeholder text (optional)

- `required`: Specifies if the input is required (optional)

- `<select>`: Dropdown list

- `<option>`: Option in the dropdown

- `value`: Specifies the value sent to the server

- `selected`: Specifies the default selected option (optional)

- `<textarea>`: Multiline text input

- `rows` and `cols`: Number of rows and columns (optional)


7. Semantic HTML

- `<header>`, `<nav>`, `<main>`, `<article>`, `<section>`, `<aside>`, `<footer>`

- `<div>` vs. Semantic elements

- Accessibility considerations

8. Multimedia

- `<audio>`: Embedding audio

- `<video>`: Embedding video

- `controls`: Show video controls (optional)

- `autoplay`: Autoplay the video (optional)

- `loop`: Loop the video (optional)

9. Meta Tags

- `<meta>`: Metadata for the document

- `charset`: Character encoding

- `viewport`: Responsive design settings

10. HTML5 APIs

- Local Storage: `localStorage` for client-side data storage

- Geolocation: `navigator.geolocation` to get user's location

- Canvas: `<canvas>` for drawing graphics using JavaScript

- WebSockets: `WebSocket` for real-time communication

Note: HTML is constantly evolving, and new features and attributes may be introduced. It's essential to
stay updated with the latest specifications and best practices. Practice coding regularly and explore
various HTML elements to build a strong foundation in web development. Happy learning!

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