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This video will introduce you to HTML and HTML 5.
So what is HTML? HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language.
HTML is the language that your web browsers use to communicate to you what a particular
webpage looks like. Just like learning any new language – be it Spanish, Chinese or even English
– there is a lot of memorizing as well as learning some basic standards like what a noun is and
how it is used properly in a sentence, the same holds true for learning HTML.
Instead of nouns and verbs, there are tags and other elements that your web browser uses to put
that YouTube video on your computer screen or those words with bold type, or red color on that
webpage. All these cool things are because of a certain element or tag that makes up HTML
coding. Now there are loads of other languages like jQuery or JavaScript or PHP that also add a
lot of additional cool features to your websites, but they all are lying on top of the foundation of
HTML. So what is HTML 5? HTML 5 is the newest version of HTML and it has many
improvements over its prior versions. Many of the basics of HTML remain with HTML 5, but
there are a few differences between HTML 5 and the older versions of HTML. Like for example,
the code is cleaner, and for the most part, easier for today's browsers to read and interpret. Some
of the old tags have been dropped and the newer code is built to more easily work with the new,
more advanced devices like your cell phones and tablets and heck, even your refrigerator. Now, a
couple of the new tags in HTML 5 are video and audio. There is a bunch of more taxes well, but
these are two I am mentioning right now. One of the ways that I learned about the different
HTML tags was simply looking at the code on other people's webpages. Anytime you want to
see the tags or coding that makes a website do what it is doing in your browser, just use your
computer mouse and right-click. Then select view page source and there you go. At first, it might
look overwhelming like the first time you saw a foreign newspaper. You may recognize some
things, but most looks like just a bunch of gibberish. The more you learn about HTML, the more
you will begin to recognize what most of that gibberish is and what it does. Then you will be
able to use those same tags and elements to craft your own webpages. Here are a few websites
for you to bookmark to learn even more about what makes a website do what it does. Of course
there is plenty of more besides just these but these will get you started. This first one is called
HTML Dog. There is loads of information here and tutorials on both HTML and CSS, and this is
updated as the version of HTML is updated as well. So just because you do not see an HTML 5
slapped all over the place does not mean this is old stuff. As a matter of fact, we scroll down
here. Come on over to HTML tags and come on down at the very bottom here, says bad tags.
This will give you an idea as to some of the old, what is called deprecated tags that do not play
nice with other code. Now some these tags may still work, but they might play havoc with some
of the newer coding. So you want to avoid these as much as possible. Another is W3 school. And
like with HTML Dog, there are plenty of tutorials here as well. One of the things I want to
mention too in the construction of an HTML document is that you have got this declaration at the
very top of the page. And this tells the browser that this is not a text document, or it is not a
Word document, or not a spreadsheet document. This is in fact in HTML 5 document. And if we
scroll down even more, here it gives you a little history of some the older versions, but that is not
what I am talking about. Right here, is what I am talking about the common declarations for
HTML 5.