b development. The course covers the basics of HTML, explaining how web pages are structured and how to use markup elements to create content. Learners will explore headings, paragraphs, links, images, lists, and semantic elements to build well-organized web pages.

Alongside HTML, the course introduces fundamental coding concepts such as variables, logic, and problem-solving techniques, giving students a foundation for further programming learning. It emphasizes how HTML and coding work together to create interactive, structured websites.

The course includes step-by-step exercises and practical mini-projects so learners can apply their knowledge immediately. Topics such as forms, tables, and basic website layout are covered, helping students create functional and professional-looking web pages.

By the end of the course, students will understand core HTML tags, be comfortable writing basic code, and have the confidence to start building their own websites. This course sets the stage for learning CSS and JavaScript to make websites interactive and visually appealing.