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                        Learning Outcomes                                                                           95%

                       The student will be able to:
                           understand the basics and history of HTML.
                           identify and use basic HTML tags and attributes.
                           structure and create HTML documents.
                           apply CSS to style HTML elements.
                           work with paragraphs, headings and formatting elements.

                     In this technological world, we can access all the information we require on a daily basis. We
                     can download anything, ranging from text files, images, audio to videos files, from the Internet
                     with the help of the web browsers. We already know that web browsers enable a computer to
                     display webpages.

                     Have you ever wondered how webpages are created? These webpages are written in a special

                     language called HTML, which stands for HyperText Markup Language. HTML is used worldwide to
                     design webpages. The content of a webpage, such as its layout, images, colours and text styles,
                     are all decided during the process of designing a website.

                               WHAT IS HTML?

                     HTML is the primary building block for creating a webpage. HTML documents are made up of text
                     content and special codes known as tags, which tell web browsers how to display the content.

                     HYPERTEXT

                     HyperText refers to text that contains links to other texts or documents. When you click on a
                     hyperlink in a webpage, it takes you to another page or section.

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