Most of us don’t need to know HTML, but we all write on the web, so we’re using HTML whether we understand it or not. Knowing a few simple tricks will save you from some common frustrations and help you organize your online writing more clearly.
This guide will give you a simplified look at only the HTML tags, styles, and syntax that you can do in a visual text editor (or “WYSIWYG” editor) like the ones in webmail, blogs, and LMSes. It’s not intended to be a complete education in HTML, but rather a commonsense guide for everyday users who want to get more out of their online writing.
This course is for you if…
- A lot of the writing you do ends up on websites, blogs, learning management systems, or other online spaces.
- You’re pretty happy writing in web-based text editors but you’re curious about how HTML works.
Contents:
- Headings
- Paragraphs
- Links (coming soon!)
- Images (coming soon!)
- Lists (coming soon!)
- Bold & Italics (coming soon!)
- Tables (coming soon!)
- Markdown (coming soon!)
- Tech Tools for Web Writers
- HTML Cheat Sheet
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