The Hello World Program
The Hello World Program

Learn Web Development

Behind every great website, and many phone applications and games, is HTML. HTML is the essential building block of the web, and is a great first language to learn when starting in web development. It is not so much a programming language as it is a means of tagging and organizing content within a page. To make a website truly come to life, you will eventually need to combine HTML with CSS and JavaScript. While it may look complicated, HTML is not a difficult language. You can learn the basics in less than a day, but it can be a real chore to master everything. Our free videos and tutorials make learning HTML easy and fun.

How Websites Are Made

When first delving into web development, the number of programming languages can be overwhelming. It’s true that you will need to learn multiple languages to be able to build dynamic websites, apps, and games, but you don’t need to learn everything…

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Top Three Stylish Lists for Your HTML

With the increasing popularity of short-form journalism, how can we talk about lists without mentioning listicles? While I enjoy a good top ten list as much as the next person, what I really find amazing are those catchy headlines. Do you want to…

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Anchors Aweigh! Link to the Beach with HTML

Now that you are familiar with structural and semantic HTML, you know enough to start fleshing out a website. As you add more pages to your website, I bet you are wondering how to connect everything. We can’t very well ask our users to type in a new…

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All Your HTML Tables are Belong to Us!

HTML tables have gained some (deservedly) negative notoriety over the years for being used to build web page layouts. Should you ever come across a website built with tables, scream and run around in circles until it crawls back into the hole from…

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