HTML Foundations and Basic Page Design
Class 10 Interactive Learning Workbook: Master HyperText Markup Language (HTML), document structure (html, head, title, body), body appearance attributes, line breaks, horizontal rules, comments, headings (h1-h6), paragraphs, text formatting (b, i, u), lists (ul, ol, dl), font styling, images, superscripts, and subscripts across 10 structured modules.
Course Chapters & Learning Modules
Total 10 interactive modules with guided checkpoint challenges.
Module 1: Meet HTML
Discover HyperText Markup Language (HTML), how tags give meaning and structure to web documents, and how browsers parse and display page content.
Module 2: Create, Save and Open an HTML Document
Learn the foundational development workflow: writing code in a plain text editor, saving with the .html extension, and viewing live results in a web browser using the edit-save-refresh cycle.
Module 3: The HTML Document Structure
Master the standardized architectural skeleton of every webpage: <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <title>, and <body>.
Module 4: Body Attributes and Page Appearance
Explore HTML attributes on the <body> tag: text, bgcolor, background, link, vlink, and alink, while understanding visual contrast and the shift toward modern CSS styling.
Module 5: Line Breaks, Horizontal Rules and Comments
Master empty formatting elements and code notes: <br> for line breaks, <hr> for horizontal section dividers, and <!-- comments --> for developer documentation.
Module 6: Headings and Paragraphs
Master document hierarchy and readability: structural heading levels from <h1> (highest) to <h6> (smallest), and organized paragraphs using <p>.
Module 7: Bold, Italic and Underlined Text
Apply basic typographic formatting: bold (<b>), italic (<i>), and underline (<u>) to emphasize key terms, book titles, and instructions with purpose.
Module 8: Unordered and Ordered Lists
Organize items systematically: bulleted unordered lists (<ul>), numbered sequential ordered lists (<ol>), and list items (<li>), with type and start attributes.
Module 9: Description Lists and Font Tags
Master term-definition pairs with Description Lists (<dl>, <dt>, <dd>) and explore character styling attributes (face, size, color) using the <font> tag.
Module 10: Images, Superscript, Subscript and a Mini Page
Embed multimedia graphics (<img> with src, alt, width, height), format mathematical powers (<sup>) and chemical formulas (<sub>), build a complete mini webpage, and complete the Topic 3 Checkpoint Exam.
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