HTML
Course Scope
This section expands the W3Schools HTML topic map into a larger course-style Docusaurus curriculum, following the same structured module approach used in the MySQL docs.
Modules
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Document Structure and Metadata
- 3. Text and Inline Semantics
- 4. Links, Images, and Media
- 5. Lists, Tables, and Embeds
- 6. Semantic Layout
- 7. Forms and Inputs
- 8. Form Validation and UX
- 9. Head and Resource Loading
- 10. Entities, Symbols, and Encoding
- 11. HTML APIs and Browser Features
- 12. Accessibility and Semantics
- 13. Responsive and Performance Basics
- 14. Patterns
- 15. Gold Standard
Notes
- Content is organized into short focused lessons, like the larger course sections elsewhere in the site.
- Coverage is based on common HTML fundamentals, semantic authoring, forms, and browser-facing platform features.
- Examples are original and written for this docs set rather than copied from source tutorials.
Course Usage
Recommended Learning Order
Follow the modules in numeric order, build and inspect each example in the browser, and validate your markup before treating a pattern as production ready.
What's Next
- Start with 1. Introduction to build the foundation.
- Continue through the numbered modules and finish with Patterns and Gold Standard for reusable production markup.