Learning Basic HTML to Create Web Page
This HTML tutorial is for those of you interested in learning to create your own HTML-based web sites from scratch. There are many excellent reasons for learning HTML, most having to do with control.
When you use shelf products to create your web sites, those products often clutter your HTML with unnecessary, ugly tags, sometimes leaving footprints as to what program created the code. When attempting to add a few lines of code to change your web page, or when attempting to insert some JAVA or PHP, you may find it nearly impossible to sort through the mess.
If you create the code however, there will be no mess. You will see only what you have written. 90% of HTML is very simple to learn. Things get trickier when integrating JAVA Script or PHP, or learning to use CSS (which can be a total nightmare =).
Those are not within the scope of this HTML tutorial, although future tutorials will deal with those. The point of this tutorial is to allow you to get a basic web page up and running.
My assumption from the start of this HTML tutorial is that you have never programmed anything before in your life. I will make this so easy that an old person can learn to do it (versus a child, who probably already has three HTML-based web sites =). I will not be going over basic terminology, such as what HTML stands for or “elements”, “attributes”, or “values”. I assume you don’t care. This is a quick and dirty HTML tutorial, not a text book.
With that said, let’s begin.
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