Learn HTML – Full Tutorial for Beginners

University instructor Dave Gray gets straight to the point and he will take you from knowing nothing to understanding advanced HTML concepts. Hello and welcome to four hours of HTML tutorials and instruction. This video is made up of 10 tutorials for learning HTML that build upon each other much like the chapters of a book. Throughout the lessons in this video, I will mention links being available in the description below. I've compiled all of these links into one GitHub resource that you will find in the description. Hi, I'm Dave Gray and I'm the creator of these HTML tutorials. You can subscribe to my YouTube channel for more tutorials like this one. You You can also follow me on Twitter and if you're feeling generous you can even buy me a cup of coffee. A quick thank you to Bo at FreeCodeCamp for sharing this video and to everyone at FreeCodeCamp for providing such an outstanding resource that helps people learn how to code for free. It's truly my honor to contribute this video. Let's get started learning HTML with chapter one. What is HTML? HTML is an acronym that stands for Hypertext Markup Language Markup Language, HTML, is the most basic building block of the web. It defines the meaning and structure of web content and hypertext refers to links that connect web pages to each other and that can be within a single website or from one website to another. Overall, HTML uses markup to annotate text images and other content for display in a web browser and you can see an example of some of these markup elements here but before we begin creating a web page and using these markup elements we need to get the necessary tools. So let's start with a web browser. If you don't have one or if you're curious what I will be using in this series I'll be using the Google Chrome browser and you can download that at google.com slash chrome. So if you don't have that and want to use that go ahead and download and install now and then come back to the tutorial. extensions for the chrome browser and there if you want to use the extension that I'm going to use it's called dark new tab and you can press enter to search for that and once you've completed your search you'll see dark new tab offered by Keller which is the one that I have added and you can see added here. I'll click on that and once you're inside the page for dark new tab you should have an install button here. Since I already have it installed this is now a remove button for me. What this does is when you open a new tab in the browser it uses a dark page instead of a light page and I use dark mode whenever possible so I prefer that.