HTML

HTML is like the Lego blocks of the internet. It’s the special language we use to build websites.

It stands for HyperText Markup Language. Don’t worry about the big words, just think of it as the “secret code” that tells web browsers what to show.

Because it lets you create your own websites, like making a digital home for your ideas, games, drawings, or stories.

Nope! HTML is one of the easiest coding languages. It’s mostly made up of simple tags like <h1> for titles or <p> for paragraphs.

You can make web pages with text, pictures, videos, and links. It’s the first step to building awesome websites.

Yes, but nothing fancy. Any computer with a browser (like Chrome, Safari, or Edge) will work. You can even practise in free online editors.

Tags are like instructions inside angle brackets < >. They tell the computer what something is, for example: <h1> means “This is a heading!”

You’ll be a web creator! HTML is the starting point. Later, you can add CSS (for design) and JavaScript (for cool effects).

You’ll be able to design your own web projects; like a personal blog, school project page, or even a portfolio to show your skills.

You can build simple websites for your school, club, or neighborhood; maybe a page to share events, recycle tips, or fun news for kids!