HTML

HTML courses cover topics such as HTML syntax, elements, attributes, and how to create web pages. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language, and it's a fundamental building block of the web. HTML courses can include: 

• Basics

• Topics such as HTML syntax, elements, and attributes, as well as introductory web design principles 

• Advanced

• Topics such as HTML5 features, semantic HTML, and integrating HTML with other web technologies like CSS and JavaScript 

• Practical exercises

• Students can apply concepts to real-world web development scenarios through practical exercises and projects 

• CSS

• HTML courses often include CSS (Cascade Style Sheets), which gives users complete control over HTML pages 

• Web design principles

• Students learn about the importance of user interface and user experience, as well as color theory, typography, and layout design 

• Adding interactivity

• Students learn how to use JavaScript to add dynamic elements such as animations, form validations, and pop-up boxes to their web pages 

HTML courses can help students develop skills that are essential for front- and back-end developers. They can also be a good option for those who want to work as web designers.