Today I completed an important step in my web development journey by learning the fundamentals of HTML from scratch.
I started with understanding the basic structure of an HTML document and then explored different types of tags used to build webpages. As I continued practicing, I learned how to create headings, paragraphs, lists, links, and add images, audio, and videos to a webpage.
One of the most interesting parts was learning HTML tables and forms. I understood how tables are structured using rows and columns, and also practiced advanced concepts like colspan and rowspan.
I also spent time learning forms in detail, including:
- Different input types
- Labels and the
forattribute - Radio buttons and checkboxes
- Dropdown menus and textareas
- Form attributes like
action,method,required,placeholder, and more
Instead of only watching tutorials, I focused on typing code manually and practicing each concept step by step. That helped me understand how HTML actually works behind the scenes.
This is just the beginning, but I’m happy to see my progress and consistency improving day by day. Next, I’ll continue with the remaining HTML topics and then move into CSS to start designing real webpages.
Learning in public and building consistently 🚀