Introduction and Intermediate HTML Workshop Tutorials

HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language, and is used for coding and developing web pages. It consists of ASCII text with special tags. The tags, which begin with < and end with >, are used to define the structure and appearance of the web page document.

Here are two HTML workshop tutorials (Introduction and an Intermediate), from West Virginia University. They review the HTML tags, give you an explanation of the tag, and show you how it appears on a web page. The introduction handout shows basic HTML topics such as paragraph and heading tags, lists, special characters, inserting hyperlinks, and images. The intermediate HTML handout covers colors, backgrounds, fonts, horiztonal rules, lists, tables, forms, frames, and meta tags.


HTML Workshop Tutorials

• Introduction to HTML
  
  
  • Introduction to HTML Workshop Tutorial Handout  [pdf, 9 pages, 61kb]
  • Structural Tags
  • Break and Paragraph Tags
  • Heading Tags
  • Unordered List
  • Ordered List
  • Blockquote
  • Special Characters
  • Link Tags
  • Image Tags
  • Email Link Tag
    
    
  • HTML Workshop Handout [html version]
    
    
    
• Intermediate HTML
  
  
  • Intermediate HTML Workshop Tutorial Handout  [pdf, 9 pages, 188kb]
  • Centering Text
  • Colors
  • Background Image
  • Font Tag
  • Horizontal Rule options
  • List options
  • Tables
  • Forms
  • Frames
  • Meta Tags
    
    
  • Intermediate HTML Workshop Handout [html version]
    
    
  • Form Example
  • Meta Tags handout
    

• Backgrounds & Colors
• Color Picker 2.0