Learn HTML For Free With The Best-Selling Instructor and Expert, Laurence Svekis
Since making websites becomes more and more popular, lots of beginners look for any opportunity to expand knowledge on web development and HTML with some useful tips and hints. Do you? Okay, Grinfer is happy to announce that there is a whole set of great tips on learning HTML offered today for beginners for free. This became possible because of one of the best-selling instructors, authors, and experts in web development, Laurence Svekis, who has recently joined the Grinfer eLearning platform!
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Laurence Svekis is a highly skilled web application developer and online instructor with almost 20 years of experience. He worked successfully on multiple enterprise-level applications, hundreds of websites, business solutions and many unique and innovative web applications.
Laurence’s web application development areas of expertise include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, PHP, and MySQL. Anything to do with web creation and digital experience. Passionate about everything to do with web application development, programming to online marketing with a strong focus on social media and SEO.
What is HTML and why to learn it?
HTML or Hypertext Markup Language is used by web browsers to interpret and compose text, images, and other material into visual or audible web pages. HTML is one of the three main components of the web alongside CSS and JavaScript, that are used to primarily develop web pages and web applications which run on web browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer. Almost all web applications use HTML because it is the only language which browsers understand and render on the computer screen.
Hypertext means a text or chunk of text inside a document or web page which links to another document or web page, and that document pointing to another document and so on, at one time, those documents pointing back to the original document or web page, this is how world wide web (or WWW) is made up of. For example, we search on Google and get millions of results, where each result consists of a link which drives us to a particular place. Just think for a moment that what if there was no HTML, how would we go from one place to another on the internet. This is all because of HTML and these are the reasons why it is a good idea to learn HTML even though you are not an experienced web developer.
Where to start learning HTML for free?
Get essential skills on web development and start building websites fast and effectively with great online courses created by Laurence Svekis. Just start learning HTML with a free online course “Learn HTML5 in 1 Hour – Quick Learn Course For Beginners” offered on Grinfer today. This course provides tips on the best ways to learn HTML online and gives you a clear set of all necessary steps you can use to start your journey to learning the HTML programming language.
Don’t think that this course is just for technical people who are looking to advance knowledge in web development. You can start learning how to code with HTML from scratch and practice valuable skills by creating HTML tags, HTML hyperlinks, HTML links, HTML tables, text formats, and much more! Learn HTML with 14 useful tips provided by Laurence’s online course in the video format and sharpen your knowledge by setting up a github page at the end of your learning experience. Once you learn all pros and cons of HTML coding, you’ll become highly valuable on the job market. So, hurry up and take advantage of this limited-time offer!
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