Free Soofos Online Course: Creating Websites in HTML
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Description
Quick overview:
- Type: Online
- Course Level: Beginner
- Duration: 45 min
- Includes Certificate: Yes
- Available for: Employee/Student
Free Introduction to HTML Programming
Discover how you can learn more for free about programming websites in HTML, the standard language for web development.
Learn the basics of building websites in HTML
This free course offers a quick introduction to the basic principles and skills of HTML programming. You’ll learn the essential concepts of structuring web pages in HTML and gain insight into the standards used across the internet. With hands-on exercises and instructional videos, you’ll quickly build your own web pages in this programming language.
What will you learn in this course?
- What programming in HTML entails and which standards are used.
- Different web design techniques.
- How to create your own web page in HTML.
Pros and cons:
✓ A quick introduction to HTML programming.
✓ Practical exercises and instructional videos for a hands-on learning experience.
✓ Includes a certificate upon completion of the course.
✘ Only basic skills are covered; more advanced topics are not included.
*After purchase, the course will be available on the Soofos platform for at least 12 months. You’ll retain access forever, as long as the course remains on Soofos.
More Information
| Media | Online service |
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| Brand | Soofos |
| Language | Dutch |
| Special conditions | *After purchase, the course will be available on the Soofos platform for at least 12 months. You will retain access indefinitely, as long as the course remains on Soofos. |
| Terms of use | |
| Available for: | Employee, Student |
| Cooling-off period | This product is available exclusively in digital format. When placing your order, we ask you to explicitly consent to immediate delivery. Once delivery has begun, your statutory right of withdrawal expires. You will no longer be able to cancel the order after that (Article 6:230p of the Dutch Civil Code). |
