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Free visual guides that connect concepts, careers, and projects — then continue in Avora's interactive classroom. Pilot: HTML Fundamentals Module 1.

HTML Beginner Path

From “what is HTML?” through document structure, text, and comments — then into interactive practice.

  1. 1. What is HTML?
  2. 2. Installing VS Code for HTML
  3. 3. Your First HTML Page
  4. 4. HTML Document Structure
  5. 5. HTML Headings (h1–h6)
  6. 6. HTML Paragraphs
  7. 7. HTML Comments

Beginner guides

  1. What is HTML?HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the standard language that describes the structure of a web page — headings, paragraphs, links, images, and landmarks — so browsers know what each part of the page means.
  2. Installing VS Code for HTMLVisual Studio Code (VS Code) is a free code editor where you create, save, and organize HTML files — the everyday workspace for beginners learning web development.
  3. Your First HTML PageA first HTML page is a complete mini-document: a doctype, an html root, a head for metadata, and a body for visible content — enough for a browser to display a real webpage.
  4. HTML Document StructureHTML document structure is the required skeleton of every page: doctype, html root, head (metadata), and body (visible content), nested in a strict parent–child tree.
  5. HTML Headings (h1–h6)HTML headings (<h1> through <h6>) create the outline of a page: one main title, then section and subsection titles — for readers, accessibility tools, and search engines.
  6. HTML ParagraphsThe HTML <p> element marks a paragraph of text — the default block for readable body copy on almost every webpage.
  7. HTML CommentsHTML comments are notes in your source code wrapped in <!-- -->. Browsers ignore them in the rendered page, so you can leave reminders for yourself or teammates.

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HTML Fundamentals

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