HyperText Markup Language-TUTORIAL FOR SELF LEARNERS

This is a guide to HTML, a standard markup language for web pages. A text editor and a web browser is all you need to create web pages, view your handiwork, and share information with others all over the world.

This Tutorial covers simple HTML syntax.All the basic concepts you need to start writing a simple web page.

I am going to be very brief but deep and very practical in this tutorial since practice is all you need as web developer.

The HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is used in most pages of the World Wide Web. HTML files

 contain both the primary text content and additional formatting markup, i.e. sequences of characters that tell web browsers how to display and handle the main content. 

The markup can specify which parts of text should be bold, where the headings are, or where tables, table rows, and table cells start and end. 

Though most commonly displayed by a visual web browser, HTML can also be used by browsers that generate audio of the text, by braille readers that convert pages to a braille format, and by accessory programs such as email clients.

Before We Go deeper lets look at the system requirements/tools you need to start learning html:-

To author and test HTML pages, you will need an editor and a web browser. HTML can be edited in any plain text editor. Ideally, use one that highlights HTML markup with colors to make it easier to read. Common plain text editors include Notepad (or Notepad++) for Microsoft® Windows, TextEdit for Mac, and Kate, Gedit, Vim, and Emacs for Linux.