This course is designed for absolute beginners who want to learn HTML from the ground up. It begins with a simple introduction explaining what HTML is, its purpose in web development, and how it structures content on the web. Students are guided through HTML syntax, page structure, and creating their very first web page, with explanations of essential elements like the head and body tags.

The course covers headings, text formatting, default browser styles, and semantic usage of headings for meaningful page structure. Key elements like images (img), links (a), lists (ul, ol), horizontal rules (hr), line breaks (br), and div containers are explained with practical examples. Students also learn how to use IDs and classes to organize and style content.

Towards the end, the course introduces CSS integration, showing how to style HTML content, and a brief introduction to adding JavaScript for interactivity. The final lesson provides guidance on next steps, helping learners understand how to continue building their web development skills. By the end of the course, beginners will have a solid foundation to create simple, functional web pages and continue advancing in front-end development.