The purpose of HTML in the sense of all is to explain, in a most useful and at the same time pleasant, the basic notions of the HTML language and with them to initiate the future learners in the technique of creating a web page. During this course, you will find many examples, and in the last lesson, using the learned notions, we will together make the site of a particular kindergarten.

What is HTML?
HTML is the abbreviation for Hypertext Markup Language, which is actually the language that web browsers understand and with its help can display web pages. HTML is not hard to learn, as you can convince yourself in this course. It is enough to know the basic tags of this language (we will see later what these tags mean) in order to create a web page.

To do this you need to practice as much as possible, starting with the examples in the HTML course for everyone, to write the code for each example. This way you will acquire the basic knowledge very quickly, which will help you to create more and more efficient web pages.

Why do I have to learn HTML?
There are many programs with which writing HTML code is no longer needed, writing these programs in your place. But these programs are not the subject of this course, and in order to build a web page you need at least some basic knowledge of HTML that we tried to explain during the course. This course is addressed, first of all, to those who want to learn HTML, and thus, by writing the code, to have absolute control over the future web page.

These programs are called HTML editors and can be of two types: classic and WYSIWYG type editors (What You See Is What You Get, which translates into what you see is what you get). In the case of the second category of HTML editors, the users only have to deal with the graphic part, the page placement, etc., writing the HTML code, keeping in mind these programs. An observation worth noting is that the best HTML editors are not free.

My advice is to make web pages use an HTML editor, which is most useful to you, but only when you are familiar with HTML.

In conclusion, learning HTML has three major advantages:
it is very simple and does not require much time
offers absolute control over the web page creation
you can use within the pages that you will make "borrowed" HTML code sequences from other web pages

What do I need to know to get started learning HTML?
Learning HTML is very easy, you only need the following:
to know how to use a text editor (eg Notepad, etc.)
have at least one Internet browser (eg Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.)
to do some free time (for example half an hour a day), to follow the course and to write each example you will meet here