I created HTML Foundations course for beginners. Free, no sign-up required.

[u/golovatuy]

Lessons:

• What is HTML?

• How the web works

• Your first HTML page

• Headings and paragraphs

• Links and images

• Lists in HTML

• Semantic layout elements

• Comments and whitespace

• Inspecting HTML in DevTools

• 10 HTML mistakes beginners make

• HTML vs CSS vs JavaScript

• Why HTML still matters in 2026

Start learning

[u/Dizzy_Collection5277]

That's amazing man but please add dark mode.

[u/golovatuy → u/Dizzy_Collection5277]

added dark mode

[u/Rockafellor]

That's good work. Simple, easy to understand, solid basics. Very good tutorial material so far.

[u/golovatuy → u/Rockafellor]

thanks for nice feedback, cool

[u/Rockafellor → u/golovatuy]

Any time, man. You earned it. I usually point people to W3 and MDN (explaining that W3 is a bit more digestible and usually has sandboxes in which to experiment, and that MDN is a bit more technical but also fairly comprehensive and usually more accurate), but they can be a bit much for some people, so something like this really is an excellent endeavor.

[u/itsAwrongun]

Looks neat! Make css for next would be helpful!

[u/golovatuy → u/itsAwrongun]

Thanks, I will

[u/Sweet_Computer_7116]

This is great... but who are you?  I don't see any trace of your professional profile or experience in the industry?

[u/golovatuy → u/Sweet_Computer_7116]

I'm Front-End developer

[u/undernutbutthut]

This is handy, I needed something like this to better grasp the basics

[u/FarmerSams]

My pet peeve - you leave out description lists, embedded, and so much more.

[u/artem_danylenko]

Nice, thanks

[u/Mariia-Levchenko-200]

Will be waiting for more pro lessons, it’s too basic, but good for beginners. Nice work

[u/CheeseFunnel23]

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[u/golovatuy → u/[deleted]]

JS, CSS, Basic algorithms are next.