Basic HTML Everyone Should Learn Right Away ...

In order to start typing HTML on any page, you need to type the letters html between less than and greater than signs. When you're finished with the entire page, you should type /html between the less than and greater than signs. Don't forget this simple step, because you need it to make sure that the rest of your code works without a hitch.

In order to start creating a heading, you need to type h1 in between your less than and greater than signs. When you're done with your heading, type /h1 in between your less than and greater than signs. When you move on to your second heading, all you have to do is change the h1 to h2 and so on and so forth. Yes, it's actually that simple!

You can't have a page of text without paragraphs. In order to create a paragraph, all you need to do is type p in between the signs to start it, and /p in between the signs to end it. It's one of the easiest pieces of HTML to get down, so there's no way you can make a mistake.

If you want to center your text, simply type the word center between the less than and greater than signs to start it and then /center to end it. See how simple it all is? You don't have to memorize much, because everything is pretty self-explanatory.

You want to put emphasis on certain words, don't you? Well, in order to make your text italic, you need to type i in between a less than and greater than sign. End it by typing /i in between a less than and greater than sign. It's easy to remember, so you shouldn't have any issues here.

This one is a bit more complicated. First, you should type a less than sign, then font size="3" color="red" and then a greater than sign. After you type the text that you wanted to type, you can end the command by simply typing /font between the less than and greater than signs.

This one is the trickiest yet, but don't get discouraged. In order to create a link, you need to type in a less than sign, then a href="https://www.htmldog.com" and then the greater than sign. Of course, the link in between the parenthesis should always change. Just copy the URL that you need to use and paste it in that exact spot.

As long as you make sure to type in the code exactly as it's meant to appear on screen, you won't have a problem. The basics of HTML aren't all that hard, so you should be able to grasp them in no time. Are you a pro when it comes to HTML?