Tutorial Chapters
The chapters are as follows. We recommend starting with Chapter One if you are just beginning the tutorial. If you feel that you already are familiar with the basics of HTML, you can skip ahead to a further chapter. Press the Back button on your browser to return to the previous page.
Chapter 1: Introduction to HTML
This first chapter outlines the basics of HTML, how to begin a document, and some vocabulary. We recommend this as a starting chapter for beginners.
Chapter 2: Basic Content
Basic forms of content are outlined in the second chapter. Aspects covered include formatting, lists, and horizontal lines. This is a good place to start if you are familiar with the basics.
Chapter 3: Images
In Chapter Three you will discover how to incorporate images into your site. Topics discussed include file formats, palettes, and the actual image tag itself.
Chapter 4: Links
Chapter Four introduces HTML hyperlinks, the dynamic feature of the HTML language that allows users to jump from one page on the web to another.
Chapter 5: Browser Generated Colors
Browser generated colors are used to define table and page backgrounds, text colors, and link colors. In this chapter you will learn about colors and hex triplets.
Chapter 6: Tables
You can format text, align images, and affect site layout with tables. Become familiar with rows, cells, captions, and more in this chapter.
Chapter 7: Frames
Frames are used to divide a page into various sections, allowing multiple pages to be displayed at once. This feature is only supported only by certain browsers.
Chapter 8: Forms
You can collect information from your users, conduct a survey, or receive feedback by using forms. You will learn many way to collect information from your users.
Chapter 9: Page Layout and Design
In Chapter Nine, you will collect a few tips associated with web page design and layout. Because design relies greatly on taste, many design options must be decided by you alone.
Chapter 10: Beyond HTML
Discover what is beyond HTML. In this chapter you will be introduced to programming techniques other than HTML, including CGI, JavaScript, and Java.
