30-Day HTML Study Roadmap

Welcome to the 30-day HTML learning journey! This roadmap is designed to help you gradually master HTML (HyperText Markup Language) for building web pages. Each day covers specific topics, tasks, and hands-on exercises to reinforce your learning.

Week 1: Introduction and Basic Structure

• Day 1: Introduction to HTML and its Importance
• Day 2: Setting Up Your Development Environment
• Day 3: Understanding the Basic Structure of an HTML Document
• Day 4: Adding Headings, Paragraphs, and Line Breaks
• Day 5: Creating Lists (Ordered and Unordered)
• Day 6: Working with Links and Anchor Tags
• Day 7: Project: Building Your First Simple Web Page

Week 2: HTML Elements and Attributes

• Day 8: Exploring Text Formatting (Bold, Italic, etc.)
• Day 9: Understanding HTML Forms and Input Elements
• Day 10: Adding Images with the Image Element
• Day 11: Incorporating Multimedia (Audio and Video)
• Day 12: Using Tables to Organize Data
• Day 13: Exploring Semantic HTML5 Elements
• Day 14: Project: Enhancing Your Web Page with Multimedia and Tables

Week 3: Advanced HTML Concepts

• Day 15: Understanding HTML Forms and Form Elements
• Day 16: Working with Iframes and Embedded Content
• Day 17: Mastering HTML Document Structure (Head, Sections, etc.)
• Day 18: Implementing Navigation with Nav and Anchor Tags
• Day 19: Creating and Styling Lists (Ordered, Unordered, Definition)
• Day 20: Project: Building a Multi-Page Website Structure
• Day 21: Review and Practice

Week 4: Accessibility and Best Practices

• Day 22: Understanding Web Accessibility Guidelines
• Day 23: Implementing Accessibility Features (Alt Text, ARIA)
• Day 24: Best Practices for Writing Clean and Semantic HTML
• Day 25: Responsive Design and Mobile-Friendly HTML
• Day 26: Cross-Browser Compatibility and Testing
• Day 27: Project: Optimizing Your Website for Accessibility
• Day 28: Review and Optimization Techniques

This roadmap is a starting point. Feel free to adapt it based on your learning pace and preferences. Explore real-world projects, practice regularly, and consider diving deeper into specific areas of HTML and web development. Happy coding!