π± Blog 1: Mastering the Basics of HTML β My Journey with @devsync
π Introduction to HTML
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language, and it's the building block of all websites. Before you can style a site with CSS or add interactivity with JavaScript, you need to understand how to structure content with HTML.
When I began learning web development at @devsync, I had no idea where to start. Thanks to the structured training, mentorship, and live coding sessions at devsync.in, I quickly understood the core concepts and began building real websites.
π‘ What is HTML?
HTML is not a programming language, it's a markup language. It uses tags to define different elements of a webpage.
Some of the first tags I learned during my @devsync training were:
β Root of the document
β Contains metadata β Title of the page β Contains the visible content to β Headings (H1 is the largest)
β Paragraph text
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- β Lists
Every HTML element can have attributes like href, src, alt, title, and style that help control its behavior and appearance.
π Key Lessons I Learned at @devsync
Here are some concepts that emphasized during the early HTML modules:
πΉ Semantic HTML
Using meaningful tags like , , , , and instead of generic helps improve SEO and accessibility.
πΉ HTML Forms
@devsync helped me understand how to build input forms using:
Name:
Submit
πΉ Nesting and Hierarchy
Properly nesting elements inside each other is critical. Lists inside
- , images inside containers, headings above paragraphs β all matter.
ποΈ Projects I Built with HTML at @devsync
Learning HTML hands-on helped me create mini-projects like:
β A personal bio page
β A clean resume layout using semantic tags
β A photo gallery with image captions
β A portfolio page linking to my social media
These projects were not just theory-based; I built them under expert guidance from mentors at @devsync.
β¨ Why HTML with @devsync Was a Game-Changer
π― Focused training from scratch
π§© Real-world projects from day one
π§βπ« Personal mentorship and doubt-solving
π‘ Concept reinforcement with daily challenges
@devsync didnβt just teach me HTMLβthey helped me think like a web developer.
If youβre someone curious about building websites, start with HTML. And if you want the best guidance, I highly recommend @devsync at devsync.in.
Thank you......!
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