#html for beginners

[bittutech]

This beginner-friendly blog post introduces you to HTML, the fundamental building block of the web.

[tpointtechadu]

HTML for Beginners: Step-by-Step Guide

"Learn HTML for Beginners" is a step-by-step guide designed for absolute newcomers. Discover how to build web pages from scratch using simple HTML concepts. Perfect for students, hobbyists, or anyone curious about web development. Start your journey into coding with confidence today!

[webtutorsblog]

Want to upgrade your coding skill to create animations and interactive graphics? This blog covers everything about HTML animation including the Canvas API.

[ace-of-hearts-and-spades]

Fucking hell dude I LOVE the kinds of old artist website/blogs that existed before Twitter and Instagram and whatnot exploded. I loved scrolling through a specific artist's gallery on their personal website, scrolling and clicking on all their gorgeous works, reading any tidbits about the pieces, maybe taking a peek at any FAQs or blog posts they made without the additional noise and bullshit of mainstream social media. Maybe it's the nostalgia goggles, but there was something so wonderful and magical about it.

I used to spend hours scrolling through Jessica Peffer/Neon Dragon's personal art website and I remember being devastated when it disappeared. And tonight I read a bunch of blog posts on different artists' websites while researching the best kinds of paper for colored pencils. On one blog, the most recent post is from August 2016, but the website still exists. It's still there to peruse and explore, and it makes me so happy. It's so lovely to find these beautiful artistic little corners of the internet.

And it kind of makes me want to learn HTML and make my own artist website..... It's something for me to think about, if nothing else.

[codingflicks]

Dark/Light Mode JavaScript

[bluehairedphase]

WAIT NEOCITIES IS SO COOL THANK YOU GUYS FOR TELLING ME ABT IT!!!

how do people make their wbesites look so cool oh my god.i have a lot of learning to do

[kumakechi]

i need to learn 3d modelling so that more than anything my power to mod persona 4 golden can grow

[codenewbies]

CSS Button Animation

[nanimoshiranaikoneko]

Hello Tumblr

i have been on the platform since 2012 but i have never actually wrote any posts so i finally made a decision to create a new personal account (even tho that account have been created and been empty since 2020 but these last four years were hard for everyone). I graduated from a university in 2021 and got a translator degree but due to various reasons (in the world and in general) it was hard to apply it in job searching. and i've been feeling super lost and depressed all these years. and i decided to give a chance my small coding dream since i had since high school (in my country we need to pass entry exams at school and my computer science teacher prohibited me even trying passing the exam and during that time i was listless and AGAIN a lost teenager who had no idea what to do with their life so i didn't even try fighting and just gave up the idea and chose a path of my other passion: languages /after graduation i picked up japanese so i keep learning new stuff and it helps me a lot to cope ig/) so here i am just turned 26 this month and started learning how to code last month only. i had a slight idea of how html worked plus we had python usage in linguistic at university (for some reason it was super weird lol) i have been practicing for 10 days straight so i thought it's gonna be a good idea to participate in 100 days of coding as almost a complete beginner and track my progress (plus i haven't actually been practicing english that much so it is also a good reason to start that blog) so my progress in the last 10 days looks like that: 1. revised html basics 2. started css journey

i use online video courses on Youtube by freeCodeCamp.org and creating an actual web styling with a tutor does actually help a lot! i enjoy studying but i do understand that i need much more time to practice myself

after i am planning to start JavaScript but we'll see how it will go and i am still not sure which path to choose but ig front-end sympathise me a lot plus i am planning to pass JLPT N3 this year so maybe i will post some updates too but i am not sure yet is it better to participate in summer or winter exam i don't think anyone will be interested in my journey but when i see people posting their progress in any sphere it inspires me a lot

[splungs]

hey nerds do any of u have good resources for css styling, specifically stuff on styling containers and putting multiple flex frames next to each other etc? i'm learning everything rn from w3c and mdn but i'd really like to read stuff from people making neocities type Epic Personal Websites cos i think that specificity will help

[tiffaluvr]

me when the javascript is javascripting (stackoverflow save me... stackoverflow... save me stackoverflow...)

[tpointtechadu]

HTML Made Easy: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide

Discover the best way to learn HTML for beginners with this easy-to-follow tutorial. Start from the basics, explore real-world examples, and build a strong foundation in web development. Whether you're new to coding or looking to refresh your skills, this guide makes learning HTML simple, practical, and fun.

[webtutorsblog]

Looking to master the basics of HTML? WebTutor offers a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the world of HTML with ease. From understanding tags to building web pages, this tutorial is perfect for beginners. Start your journey to becoming an HTML pro today at WebTutor!

[tutorialwithexample]

HTML for Beginners: Easy-to-Follow Tutorial to Kickstart Your Web Development Journey

If you are interested in building websites, learning HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the perfect place to begin. This HTML tutorial for beginners will help you understand the basics of web design in simple terms.

What is HTML? HTML is the foundation of all web pages. It’s a language that uses "tags" to organize and display content like text, images, links, and more. When you visit any website, what you see on the screen is made possible through HTML.

Why Learn HTML? HTML is easy to learn and essential for anyone who wants to design or edit websites. Even if you're planning to become a front-end or back-end developer, understanding HTML is crucial. It helps you control how web pages are structured and displayed.

Basic Structure of a Web Page An HTML page typically includes the following:

Headings – To define titles and subheadings on your web page.

Paragraphs – To add blocks of text content.

Links – To connect your web page to other pages or websites.

Images – To make your page more engaging.

How to Get Started with HTML You don’t need any special software to learn HTML. You can start with a simple text editor (like Notepad) and a web browser (like Chrome). Write your content, save it, and open it in the browser to see your web page come to life.

For a detailed step-by-step guide, visit HTML Tutorial for Beginners. Happy learning!

[codingflicks]

Responsive Web Layout Design

[very-uncorrect]

I'm trying to learn html and I cannot for the life of me figure out why an image I put in isn't showing

Keep in mind this is the first time I have ever done this so don't clown on me too hard d if there's an obvious solution

(yeah the text is very silly sorry)

Btw I'm doing all this on my phone if that helps

Also you'll probably have to explain it like I'm 5 because this is brand new to me and any even basic terminology will sound like gibberish to me