What is HTML used for?

HTML is used to create and structure content on the web.

Which does HTML stand for?

HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language.

What is HTML, CSS, and JavaScript?

HTML structures content, CSS styles it, and JavaScript adds interactivity.

Is HTML a programming language?

No, HTML is a markup language, not a programming language.

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HTML Certificate Online Course

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Thursday, May 1 · 6 - 7am PDT

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About this event

Event lasts 1 hour

Master HTML online with ease. Learn elements, styling, and finishing touches in four solid chapters.

Overview:

HTML is the backbone of every website you visit—from news pages to shopping carts. This course walks you through the nuts and bolts of HTML, from the humble beginnings of opening tags to polishing a basic webpage with structure and flair. Whether you’re new to code or just brushing up on rusty skills, each chapter keeps it refreshingly straightforward without sounding like a robot wrote it.

By the time you're done, you'll have a solid understanding of HTML elements, object placements, and how to give your page a visual spark. We’ve trimmed the jargon, focused on what matters, and made it easy to learn wherever you are—no downloads, no tech panic, just straightforward lessons that actually make sense.

Learning Outcomes:

Understand basic HTML structure and core element functionality.
Learn how to organise content using semantic HTML tags.
Apply inline and internal styling to HTML elements efficiently.
Embed multimedia and objects using standard HTML syntax.
Format pages with visual clarity using proper layout tags.
Recognise how to finalise a basic HTML page for display.

Course Curriculum:

Chapter 1: Introduction to HTML
Chapter 2: HTML Elements
Chapter 3: Objects and Styling
Chapter 4: Final Touches

Who is this Course For:

Beginners curious about how websites are built from scratch.
Job seekers adding basic coding to their CVs.
Bloggers who want more control over their site layout.
Students studying computing or digital subjects.
Marketing folks aiming to understand page structure better.
Freelancers looking to build simple websites.
Small business owners exploring web presence basics.
Anyone tired of guessing what
actually means.

Career Path (Average UK Salary):

Junior Web Developer – £25,000 per year
Email Marketing Assistant – £23,500 per year
Front-End Content Editor – £27,000 per year
SEO Executive – £28,000 per year
CMS Administrator – £30,000 per year
Freelance HTML Coder – £20–£35 per hour

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Training Station

Training Station is a dynamic online learning platform dedicated to providing an immersive and personalized educational experience. We offer lifetime access to engaging video lessons, tailored learning paths, and gamification features to keep you motivated and on track toward achieving your goals. Our team of skilled instructors, industry experts with years of hands-on experience, delivers high-quality lessons that blend theory with practical insights.

Explore our comprehensive resource library, filled with eBooks, articles, and research papers, to deepen your understanding and expand your knowledge. Powered by state-of-the-art infrastructure, our platform offers the latest technology to ensure a smooth and interactive learning journey.

To recognize your hard work and commitment, every completed course is rewarded with a PDF certificate, showcasing your achievement. At Training Station, we believe in making education not only effective but also rewarding and enjoyable.