If you're interested in learning web development, HTML is the first language that you need to learn.

And the best way to learn is actually learn by doing.

HTML is the basic programming languages for web development and design. It is beneficial to learn for developers, marketers, and people in many other disciplines.

Knowing HTML can save you hours of frustration, precious time with your design team, or even money dealing with an external contractor.

HTML is the foundation of the web.

HTML—“HyperText Markup Language”— is the language used to tell your web browser what each part of a website is.

So, using HTML, you can define headers, paragraphs, links, images, and more, so your browser knows how to structure the web page you’re looking at.

Easy, right?

But you’re probably still wondering: How am I supposed to use these coding languages in my job?

Well, you only need to learn about 20% core essentials in order to understand how HTML pages work.

Having a handle on the fundamentals will make learning another programming language (like JavaScript, Ruby, or PHP) a whole lot easier.

And the more you know, the more job opportunities will open up for you.

So Take this CRASH course, and transform yourself in 85 minutes with practical.