HTML Overview, Learning HTML.HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML is not a programming language rather it can be more accurately defined as a document rendering language. Programming languages such as C++, C# and VB need to be complied in order to work, while HTML is rendered in software applications, more specifically in web browsers. The HTML language instructs the web browser on how to render the HTML page (Text, Images and other objects).
The instructions within HTML pages are called elements. Elements contain tags such as "<b>" which instructs the web browser for format the text field with a Bold format. We will learn more tags in the essential tags section.
HTML is a very easy language to learn. With a little practice you will be coding HTML like a professional.
HTML Lessons.
We are going to cover many of the essential aspects of the HTML language and provide you with an opportunity to test what you have learn't with our mini online HTML page tester as seen below. After each lesson we recommend to practice what you have learn't. The mini HTML page tester is easy to use. You simply write your HTML code in the HTML Code View box then click render to see how your HTML code will be rendered by a browser. The results will be rendered in the Rendered Browser View. To confirm what is rendered and what is not, you can right click the Rendered Browser View and click view source.
Copy and paste the following example in the code view below and then click render.
< html>
< head>
<title>HelloWorld</title>
</ head>
< body>
Helloworld, This text is rendered by the browser.
</ body>
</ html>
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