Your website is only as good as the content inside it, and this module covers the essential HTML elements you'll use to build almost every page you'll ever create. In this module, you'll add and format text, display images, create links, organize data with lists and tables, and collect user input with forms.

When a website needs to present options, collect visitor information, or display data in rows and columns, lists, forms, and tables are the elements that make it happen. In this module, you'll distinguish between all three list types, build a working HTML form with inputs and a submit button, and construct a table that organizes data clearly on the page.

Semantic HTML tags do more than create content — they tell browsers, search engines, and screen readers exactly what that content means and where it belongs on the page. In this module, you'll distinguish between tags like header, nav, main, section, article, and footer, and identify when the div tag is still the right tool for the job.

Writing HTML that works in your browser is just the beginning — professional HTML holds up across browsers, serves screen reader users, and signals its structure clearly to search engines. In this module, you'll avoid the most common beginner mistakes, apply five habits that keep your code clean, and publish your finished page as a live website using GitHub Pages.

You've spent this course building a real foundation in HTML, and this lesson helps you see how far you've come and where to go next. Now, you'll walk away with a clear path from HTML into CSS and JavaScript, along with the specific resources to keep your coding momentum going.