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Last updated on November 17, 1996
How nice of you to stop by!
My name's Daniel, and I'll be your virtual
tutor. In this tutorial, I'll take you through the basics of HTML
design and even show you a few tricks of the trade. I'll point out anything important
or counter-intuitive with NOTE's. You can go
at any pace you'd like. The entire tutorial should take about
30 minutes to just read. It's short and to the point. I've broken
it up into sections for your convenience. Basics
covers the essentials, everything you'd need to turn your term
paper into HTML code. Structures
shows you how to do things like lists and tables. Links
explains hyper-linking and images. Advanced covers topics
which are a little more advanced. Finally, Forms covers
the HTML side of using forms. If you want to take it home with you, a
zipped tutorial is available.
If you'd like to practice your HTML or if you're curious how something will look,
we also have a scratch pad available. There is a
Page of Pages with links to people who've written
pages using this tutorial, and I have written an example
page which uses the important items from the tutorial. Finally, I also have a
brief How To for some of the simpler browser stuff and a
page dedicated to Debugging HTML, a
Glossary of HTML and HTML-related terms and a
library of backgrounds.
This tutorial is designed for browsers which understand at least HTML 2.0.
We recommend Netscape 1.1N or better.
Well, you're the boss, so lead on!
New Additions: The Zipped Tutorial now works better! Frames in the Advanced Tutorial!
Coming Soon: Forms Pop Quiz, More HTML 3.0 info, A Reference Library
Basics
Structures Links
Advanced Forms
Zipped Tutorial Scratch Pad
Example Page How To
Glossary People's Pages
Debugging Backgrounds
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