We have learned in Lesson 1-02 that an HTML document is composed of two parts – the “body” part (where the visible content is stored) and the “head” part (where information about the document or …

Online Web Design Course is going to continue by exploring web “forms” – the predetermined area where surfers can input information (i.e. text areas, small radio buttons, check boxes, drop down menus, search boxes are …

Welcome to the next lesson of your free online web design course. If you feel great about your progress so far, then kudos to you – and some more delicious HTML tags and attributes, of …

We are probably at the most vital spot of our free online web design course. You are going to learn how to add hyperlinks (or shortly, “links”) to your web page!

To add a hyperlink, you …

In this lesson of Online Web Design Course, we’re going to learn how to avoid background – foreground conflicts by learning how to choose the correct background colors and images for our HTML documents.

Readability Issues
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Online Web Design Course is going to continue by teaching you how to add a background image to your HTML documents and tables.

HTML Document Background Images
In order to actually assign a background image to an …

This section of your free online web design course is going to teach you how to add a background color to your HTML documents, HTML tables, table cells and even your texts! We’re going to …

In order to create a site layout by using html tables, we’ll need a navigation menu, a place to put the actual content of your website, and a place to put some ads, graphics and …

In this little section of our free online web design course, we’re going to learn how to merge table cells by using the “colspan” and “rowspan” attributes along with the <td> tag.
Merging HTML Table Cells …

Next in our free online web design course, we’re going to learn how to define the “width” and “height” of our table. These two attributes can be defined in two ways: either as a fixed …