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Course Title: HTML Fundamentals

Course Overview: This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of web development using HTML. Students will learn how to create structured and semantically meaningful web pages, incorporating text, images, links, forms, and other essential elements.

Course Duration: 8 weeks (2-3 hours per week)

Module 1: Introduction to Web Development and HTML

Overview of web development concepts and technologies
Introduction to HTML and its role in web development
Understanding the structure of HTML documents
Setting up a text editor and web browser for HTML development

Module 2: HTML Document Structure

Basic structure of an HTML document (DOCTYPE declaration, <html>, <head>, <body>)
Creating and organizing content with HTML elements
Text formatting and semantic HTML (headings, paragraphs, lists)
Adding comments to HTML code for documentation

Module 3: Working with Links and Anchors

Creating hyperlinks to navigate between web pages
Using anchor tags (<a>) to link to specific sections within a page
Linking to external resources (websites, documents, email addresses)
Styling links with CSS (color, text decoration, hover effects)

Module 4: Working with Images

Adding images to web pages using the <img> tag
Specifying image sources, alt text, and dimensions
Aligning and positioning images within the page layout
Image formats and optimization for web display

Module 5: Creating Tables

Introduction to HTML tables and their structure
Creating tables with rows (<tr>), columns (<td>), and headers (<th>)
Spanning rows and columns in tables
Adding captions and summaries to tables for accessibility

Module 6: Creating Forms

Understanding the role of HTML forms in user input and data collection
Creating form elements (text inputs, checkboxes, radio buttons, select lists)
Structuring forms with fieldsets and legends
Form validation and error handling using HTML attributes

Module 7: Semantic HTML and Accessibility

Understanding the importance of semantic HTML for accessibility and SEO
Using semantic elements (header, nav, section, article, footer)
Adding ARIA roles and attributes for accessibility
Testing web pages for accessibility using browser developer tools and online validators

Module 8: Multimedia and Embedding Content

Embedding audio and video content using HTML5 <audio> and <video> elements
Adding captions, subtitles, and alternative formats for multimedia content
Embedding external content with iframes (e.g., maps, videos, social media)
Best practices for performance and compatibility when embedding content

Module 9: Introduction to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

Overview of CSS and its role in web development
Introduction to CSS syntax (selectors, properties, values)
Inline, internal, and external CSS stylesheets
Applying styles to HTML elements (text formatting, color, background)

Module 10: Styling Text and Fonts

Applying text styles (font family, size, weight, style)
Using Google Fonts and web-safe fonts in web pages
Styling text with CSS properties (color, text decoration, line height)
Understanding the box model and its impact on text layout

Module 11: Box Model and Layout

Understanding the box model (content, padding, border, margin)
Controlling the layout and positioning of HTML elements with CSS
Creating responsive layouts using flexible boxes (Flexbox) and grid layout
Styling layout components (navigation bars, sidebars, headers, footers)

Module 12: CSS Selectors and Specificity

Understanding CSS selectors and specificity
Using different types of selectors (element, class, ID, attribute)
Combining selectors and applying styles to multiple elements
Overriding styles and managing specificity conflicts

Module 13: CSS Box Model and Positioning

Advanced techniques for working with the CSS box model
Controlling box dimensions and proportions
Positioning elements using CSS (static, relative, absolute, fixed)
Creating complex layout structures with CSS positioning

Module 14: Responsive Web Design and Media Queries

Introduction to responsive web design principles
Using media queries to create responsive layouts
Designing websites for different devices and screen sizes
Testing and debugging responsive web pages across multiple devices

Module 15: CSS Flexbox and Grid Layout

Understanding CSS Flexbox and its properties
Creating flexible and responsive layouts with Flexbox
Introduction to CSS Grid Layout and its capabilities
Building complex grid-based layouts with CSS Grid

Module 16: Capstone Project

Students will work on a capstone project to apply the skills learned throughout the course
Project topics may include designing and building a multi-page website, creating a portfolio, or developing a specific web application

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