Learning HTML
Do it yourself
There are numerous HTML guides and tutorials on the web.
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Quick little HTML template. Use this if you want to get a web page up quickly and learn the basics later.
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Guides and tutorials from Yahoo. A whole page full of links.
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Barebones guide to HTML: Not really bare bones, but decent. Click the "Bare Bones Guide" link on the upper left.
Once you have a pretty good idea what's going on, go to other peoples'
sites, see what you like, and model your code upon theirs. The "view
source" option on your browser -- it's on every browser -- is your
new best friend. Copy the code, paste it, experiment with it, and modify
it to do more precisely what you want. Then start doing it on your own.
HTML and Web design classes
- IT Services
Technology Training offers training
that includes drop-in clinics and one-on-one appointments on useful
introductory Web skills and many basic Web topics.
- Stanford's Continuing Studies Program offers web-related classes. Scroll
down the alphabetical listing and take a look at the Information
and web technologies classes section of their page.
- You can also learn on the Web at your own pace with the courses at techport.stanford.edu
Last modified Friday, 08-Sep-2006 02:34:30 PM
