I’m a 20 year old new father who is tired of working labor and I’m starting my developer journey here today! Wish me luck!

can we just give these people a round of applause for sharing these information for free....

This is one of the best basic HTML course on the internet! Dave took me from nothing to building a basic HTML website in the span of just 2 days. I could understand him even after not being a native english speaker and the experience he has in this field truly speaks, he's a great coder and teacher aswell, thanks dave!

Is there anyone watching this in 20204? Or just me

I began my coding journey with this video tutorial on 3/21/22. Waking up at 5am everyday to code for 2 hours before I go to work. I have learned so much from this video in the past 19 days taking it little by little. After completing this it just made me that much more motivated to dive further in. Thank you for making what I thought was impossible for me to do, very easy for me to understand.

hey all! Here is my journey: Day 1: 37:35 Day 2: 1:20:40 (check one more time about different types) Day 3: 2:14:00 (check aside semantic tags) Day 3: 2:24:00 (check tables 3 times) Day 4: 3:04:42 (write inputs by myself 5 times) Day 5: Final Project is finished. Many thanks for course to Dave ❤

Sir, the way you navigated the entire course without missing anything is just spectacular. Hats Off to you Sir. You covered almost everything that a beginner can need, and with such a beautiful way of explanation. Couldn't just leave, without putting it out here. Thank you for your hard work.

I wanted to say THANK YOU I got my first web dev job! I started 9 months ago with this course and now I made a portfolio based on React Typescript projects and will start into my first frontend engineer job in July =) Believe in yourself guys! You can make it!

What an awesome course. I am almost 40 years old, and I’ve always been intrigued by coding. I decided to dive in as a hobby. I’m starting with HTML and CSS. This was a great beginner course. It was easy to understand and easy to follow. Thank you.

One of the best HTML tutorials ever. Really like the emphasis on not using divs unnecessarily .

I'm studying coding, AI and neuroscience at age 40, yep. I just finished studying this tutorial and completed the practice all by myself. Here was my progress day by day: DAY 1: (00:59:55) Chapter 5 - Add Links (included) and Review DAY 2: (02:24:53) Chapter 8 - Create Tables (Included) and Review (felt too much info) DAY 3: (02:40:42) Chapter 9 - Forms & Inputs and Review (felt better) DAY 4: Review DAY 5: (03:25:16) Chapter 10 - HTML Project (definitely felt great!) Thank you so much Dave Gray! This is priceless!!!!!!! I learnt a lot!

I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest appreciation for your exceptional teaching skills. Your ability to be concise, yet thorough, while maintaining an appropriate teaching pace has made all the difference in my learning journey. Your explanations hit the mark, covering all the essential points I needed to know about HTML. As a result, I've gained a solid understanding of the subject without feeling overwhelmed. You are truly an outstanding teacher Dave, and I'm a huge fan from Ethiopia.

I cannot stress enough how well this tutorial was made. Objectives, structure and the simple web page at the end, making sure we learn what we watch. Also, your communication skills are excellent. Kudos to you, and I hope this tutorial gets the views and publicity it deserves👏🏼👌🏼

I want to say thank you, im only 2 hours in going slowly and learning at my own pace and you make things pretty easy to understand.

After 2 weeks, I'm finally done with this video Now, it's time for CSS 😭

This tutorial is too good. I have learnt HTML before and wanted to refresh my memory. I learnt even new things and good behaviours i didn't know before. Dave God bless you. you are a blessing to many indeed. Thanks alot

You are literally the best teacher anyone could forever ask for. Thank You Mr. Dave

Dave you're an amazing teacher! I managed to perfectly mimic that HTML project without looking back on the video. I really appreciate you making this video, it's a big help for beginners such as myself.

Very, very informative. Dave covers a lot of code and shortcuts in a succinct style that most other coders don't cover. He articulates the lesson well, and his style of writing HTML seems very efficient. He provides a great little project that utilizes a lot of features as hands-on project development is the fastest way to learn any code.

I have been studying web development for the past 4 months and this is by far the best tutorial I have ever encountered. Every topic is discussed with the utmost clarity and the pace is perfect for beginners. Thank you Mr. Dave Gray for the incredible information you shared, you are an incredible teacher!

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For those of you who got confused here 23:50 . . . just download any random image file then drag and drop that into the first folder that we made and it'll appear in VS code automatically

never coded in my life before, however, with this sort of lessons I think everyone can code. Man you are good and your training material ought to be used in schools

Definitely one of the the best videos on here. he is humble, patient and most of all understands his students. I'm really learning a lot and I am happy to have come across this video. You're such a blessing Dave, great stuff !

In my life, I haven't seen someone breaking down a topic on coding so much to this level. Dave Gray has done it and words are not enough to thank him. You have made HTML look like an easy thing and I thank you for it.

Sir, thank you sir. No one would’ve done a better job than you did explaining the basics of HTML such thoroughly in detail.

Hi folks, here's Landry a young learner becoming a geek thanks to these kind of tutorials. I am trying to build some app and social media platform. I've done the exercises and followed the entire course. Thank for everything.

This is straight up, the best tutorial for HTML on the entire internet. I have signed up for many Web development bootcamps online and paid a lot of money for it. Still, this content beats all the explanation given by other teachers online. I like the way how the entire videos is structured and how copious amount of information and knowledge is shared to slow learners like me. I would definitely recommend this video to anyone who wants to learn html from scratch. On top of it, thanks for making this valuable information free on KZfaq. Big Fan of your channel ❤.

Thank you Dave for this amazing tutorial. I definitely know much more after I have watched it. It actually took me more than 4 hours, probably around 10 because I paused the video for 100 times to make notes and so on. So much information to process now.

Dave Grey is an awesome teacher. Nice to see him here.✌️

Millionaires are made in crash, so the more stocks drop, the more I buy, in the meanwhile I'm just focused on making better investments and earning more, apparently there are strategies to 3x gains in this present market cos I read of someone that pulled a profit of $350k within 2months, and it would really help if you could make a video covering these strategies.

I was going to watch this just for fun thinking that you would just talk about stuff I already knew. Holy crap was I wrong. I've learned so much more about HTML. Thank you.

I just finished the tutorial and I'm currently doing the project, thank you Dave, you're amazing.

Starting to learn how to code on the very special day- Pi day 314. Thanks for teaching me and bringing me to this wonderful world!

Truly, this is the best introduction to HTML that I've seen. Thank you for putting it together!

Started on Monday, finished by Friday. Overall, this is a good HTML course for beginners. Thanks to Dave.

I'm a novice in the tech field. Watching this video makes it so easy. I can't wait to watch other videos. 05/22/22.

this guy made me go from nothing to to be able to make basic web pages on my own

Dave, I've been looking for a good HTML tutorial for weeks, and yours is the best I've found. I especially appreciate how you broke down the concepts into manageable steps and made sure to cover the latest updates too. You're a great teacher! Keep up the fantastic work

Hello, greetings from Colombia. I must say this is one of the best HTML tutorials I've watched, it is so accured and easy to understand and also very modern, really hats off to you, thanks for sharing!

Monday 27/06/22 I started my 12 Weeks to become Web developer starting with this video, I will be learning to code for 4h everyday for 3months and hopefully by then, I would be a confident web dev... I am documenting my journey on my youtube channel. Good Luck everyone👍🏽 we can do it.

I appreciate this excellent content, and now I've gained a fundamental understanding of HTML. I've successfully created the website, and I'm moving on to learn CSS.

Day 1 --- 31.01.2023 ------ Chapter 1 to 5 (included) Day 2 --- 01.01.2023 ------ Chapter 6 to 8 (included) Day 3 --- 02.01.2024 ------ Chapter 9 to 10 (included) --------- completed the exercise Conclusion: This is by far the best HTML course on KZfaq! . . . . . . 9nikolov was here

Mad respect for Dave here for making such a detailed video on just HTML. I feel like a new level of teaching standard has been reached. Thanks so much for all your hard work.

Absolutely love this course. Great for me to start my frontend journey, thank you for your effort.

I went thru the whole tutorial. I don't think thank you so much is enough tbh.

I am old school back from 1993 to 2010 html coded websites (edu, friends and personal). I'm watching in Aug 2024. Retired (nursing admin) in 2010 and volunteered for non profit websites. Used a "builder" 2012- 2023, then attempted WP but frustrated with "blocks". Want to understand the backend. Started Daves CSS video and realized HTML refresher was needed. This video is so very insightful. HTML 5 is more layered then what I was doing 15 years ago. I'm now understanding how HTML and CSS work together. ❤ Plan to move on to his CSS and other webdev videos. My volunteering to update and maintain the websites for our local (small) non profits would not be possible for me without people like Dave.

Honestly, this video is the best start-up for me, and thank you for the bootcamp link too.

That's amazing! Make a course just like this for CSS as well

Your teaching style is wonderful! I’ve started out with other courses (including those on Skillshare) and yours is, by far, the best. I like the speed you go and how you explain WHY you’re doing what you’re doing. I need that. Other instructors just say, “type this…” and “type that…” and I’m clueless as to the why. How could I possibly remember what, if I don’t know why? Anyhoo, I’m a few days into learning html5 and I feel like I’ll actually be able to stick with it because of your videos. (I tried learning XHTML years ago but gave up because I thought I just wasn’t smart enough) I now believe I AM smart enough and I plan to move on to other languages after I’m more confident in HTML and CSS. Thank you so much!

I started taking this course last september 4th and today september 7th I'm still dividing it into many biteable sections, I really feel I can learn and become better with this videos. Great video, I subscribed to your personal chanel, and after I fnish with this course, I'll dive into your own videos.

2:54:30 Tips and explanations like this helps me to stay focused. %95 of the tutors would tell you that you should change your attribute value to tel if its for phone number without explaning what is the difference between tel and num and how they behave. But a 5 second explanation makes all the difference. Thank you so much Dave, you saved me from tutorial hell

You really teach well and the videos are clear and zoomed well and beginners can understand please do more of this i have started my web development journey and hope to get somewhere .. hoping to have more on CSS and Javascript as well. This tutor deserves an award.

I am here, yesterday I started, I will tell you when I land my first job :P

UGH. I love this way of teaching! 1. He keeps everything super simple for the average person to understand. 2. He doesn't move too fast. 3. He explains everything he does. 4. Each chapter is fairly short, which is amazing! 5. There are only 10 short chapters! 6. The tutorial isn't 15 or 20 hours long like a lot of others.

The best teacher of all time!

This is an amazing video. I do not comment often, but this video needs praise! Thank you so much for this! Please keep up this content. This was so incredibly cool and engaging

His youtube channel is also better than most of others out there

this guy got my absolute respect, covering NEARLY LIKE 99.999% OF THE ENTIRE THING YOU NEED TO LEARN ABOUT HTML, MAD RESPECT DAVE GRAY, TOO UNDERATED MAN, LOVE YOUR WORK

Day 1: 01:15:00 Day 2: 01:58:00 Day 3: 02:18:00 Day 4: Completed! This is very helpful. Thank You!!!

I was able to complete the whole project on my own! This was an awesome lecture Thanks a lot Dave.

This is Amazing Content from amazing Channel, really tidied up everything that is in HTML. Just want to keep my notes here.. HTML Head = where the metas are kept (metas are information about the page that doesn't really shows on the page) Body = where our pages are kept Block Lvl Element = Elements that create a new space when used, e.g , , , Inline Lvl Element = Elements that won't create a new space, it's mainly used inside the block-lvl-elements, e.g , , html Entities = Key words || symbols that represented characters || symbols in the web-page that unrecognizable in the HTML format, e.g   < > Lists: Ordered Lists: + Unordered Lists: + Description Lists: + (description term) && (description detail) Links: Absolute Reference = contains a reference to a full address of a website Relative References = contains a reference to something in the same server Internal References || Anchor Link = contains a reference to a part on the same page Images: src attribute = to tell where to get the image file from alt attribute = to put assistive technology (when image is failed to load, web page will show the value you put in alt attribute) title attribute = text that can compliment our image, but it's not required (web page will show a tooltip when you hover the img) width & height attribute = it's recommended to provide the desired width n height to prevent Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) loading attribute = choose the loading images types: eager (default) or lazy (hence: lazy-load) figure element = to put the image inside a figure, can add directive to put caption for the image (better than using ). figure element can be applied not only for images, e.g: a example resources: - loremipsum.io "21 of best placeholder image generations" - unsplash.com - pexels.co, - gratisography.com - pixabay.com - irfanview.com - canva.com - tinypng.com Semantics: - (heading) general title of the whole page, should be only one per page. Multiple h2/h3/h4... is fine - (navigation) grouping of links to help us navigate through the page - (horizontal rules) means topic change - a new section of the page - header of the page, >1 - content of the page, =1 - footer of the page, >1 - "aria-label" labels for the element that's more than 1 per page - article of a topic. Different with = article should have a clearer topic than section - a sidebar / complementary text of the page - & create a detail about product etc, (in ui create a dropdown) - & provide meaning of time, marks, etc for technologies that can read this (theres no difference in ui)... check mdn for details - (divider) no semantic meaning, block-element - no semantic meaning, inline-element * avoid spamming div and span... use semantic tags first, then when you run out of those, you can use div and span Table: - Table's width expand according to the content - Table semantic elements: --> --> --> --> --> scope="col/row" Form: Texts -autocomplet="on/off" -type="tel" (for telephone, wont show arrow up/down like type number) -pattern="[0-9]{3}[0-9]{3}[0-9]{4}" -min,max,step Selects - -multiple,size -can use text with list & - + to make a boxed section -

This is quite literally everything you learn in the 10 hour CodeAcademy course. Thank you!

Dave, I want to thank you sincerely for this tutorial. It cleared up a lot of issues I was confused about with HTML, especially concerning divs, articles and sections. I coded along with you as you taught how to create the "My Goals" pages, but I did the taco project entirely on on my own. I got it to work correctly, but when I then followed you code your solution, I learned even more. The proper usage of articles and sections became very evident. Plus your overall structuring approach is just what I needed to see. Thanks again!

night 1: 29:00 night 2: 49:46 night 3: 59:56 night 4: 1:30:39 night 5: 2:00:58

Good day Dave, thank you so much for creating this awesome tutorial as well as the CSS Tutorials for Beginners! I am new to website design and find it very interesting. I really like that you teach how to write code that is structurally and semantically correct. This gives a good foundation on how to properly write professional code. You cover coding from the beginning to more advanced and you explain everything you do at a good pace and in a simple way, so that us newbies can follow and understand. I have learnt so much from your tutorials and although I won't remember everything immediately, I know what can be done and just need to keep on practicing to get better and more comfortable. I have subscribed to your channel! Thank you very much. Kind regards from South Africa

The BEST html tutorial I've ever seen in my life...LOVE from BANGLADESH.....

You are the best teacher I've ever come across in my entire life. Thank you for existing :)

Best HTML course ever, hands down.

Thank you so much for this! It's crazy how much I've learnt. Dave covered a lot of essential and basic knowledge through out the tutorial and made it easy to follow. He took me from pretty much no knowlegde to understanding the general structure of html, furthermore semantic tags used to confuse me a lot, but after this they became much clearer to me! I had some trouble with the tables on the proyect, but I was able to do pretty much everything else alone. I really can't thank you enough, it had a huge impact on showing my boss a great improvement in html in just a matter of days :))

Finally,I completed it in 3 days.I have no words how to thank you.♥️♥️💯

started just today and gain huge knowledge. Thanks a lot. God bless you guys.

Thank you Dave! I learnt a lot.

It took me 3 days to complete this tutorial. I really learnt a lot and Dave really explained stuff in great details. I think this has to be the best tutorial on html out there. Now I am gonna move on to his CSS tutorial.

My Journey Day 1 - 29:04 Day 2 - 1:30:39 Day 3 - 2:00:59 Day 4 - 2:40:42 Day 5 & 6 - Didn't work on the course Day 7: 4:07:29 Great course! I especially loved the emphasis on semantic HTML.

Just finished the tutorial, thank you!

The best tutorial I've seen, he makes everything look easy and very understandable I love it!

The best HTML tutorial by far!

This is one of the best online tutorials I've had. The organization and clarity is top notch. Thanks alot Dave.

The way you explain is so simple, I learnt a lot, I hope you make a CSS course like this one.

Wow, I can't believe this is free. Great work Dave!

Dave gray is one of the best instructor I have ever come acrossed he made sure by touching every stuff in depth

Mozzila is amazing and this course is even more amazing! Thanks a lot, Dave!

Wow, thanks so much. Also using Emmet on VSC you can press "!" then "enter" on a freshly file a whole HTML preloaded format shows up instead of typing all the small details.

OMG, thank you for this HTML video. This videos made understanding HTML easier to learn as well as easier to use MDN site

This is a great course. Everything is explained clearly. I learned HTML and XHTML many years ago, but this course provides an excellent refresher. Also, learning about the VisualStudio code editor is most helpful. Many thanks!

Fantastic tutorial. Explained everything to the point and in a easy language.

Literally the best timing ever!

Thanks a million, guys I have one question; 03:53:00, Tacos Qty Price why didn't we add "scope" for the Tacos Column?

I dissected this video several times and now I understand html. I took detailed notes and made easy access files for later reference. Now I have html knowledge. Thank you.

I have been Programming for 4 years, and have worked with Golang, Typescript, Rust and Python. But, I was never able to get along well with html, mostly because it was pure theory, and i got bored during the most of the courses. but this ONE, is different, I am now able to do most of the html stuff myself now.

Great tutorial. Everything explained step by step from scratch on a professional and easy way. With nice and examples.👍 Keep up the great work!

The video is just what I’m searching for I was scared of coding and today this video makes me love coding more thanks very much you are the best of the best

Started the course 28th Aug '23 Completed 1st September Completed the project 3rd September Next up CSS! Thank you, Dave Gray!

just a note to myself for the css parts used 1:17:35 2:28:50 Btw great course, I've actually learnt a lot from this video, i'm looking forward to checkout your css course as well after practising html properly! Thank you so much for this awesome course

Just completed the tutorial, and - I love the fact that u made us use Validator,✨ - important of not using div and section unnecessarily,⚠ After completing the last assignment using validator to check made realize I was using section without Heading tag in **Shop hours Page** and helped me making my HTML much better semantically 😇 Thanks a lot for the course 😍😍

Day 1 -29:00 completed Day 2-49:45 completed Day 3-59:56 completed Day 4-1:30:40 completed Day 5-2:24:53 completed

Re Learning Day one : 50:10 Day two : 1:15:00 Day three : 2:29:00 Completed!

This is cool! Thank you for you contribution sir!

thank you! wonderful tutorial for beginners! It took me 2 hours to complete the assignment. Heading towards your 11-hour long CSS tutorial!!!