This website of HTML lessons was launched on April 9, 1997 and represents the culmination of my efforts to produce the best possible series of lessons in basic web page design.
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Learn To Program The C-64 All By Yourself, Volume 2
Learn To Program The C-128 All By Yourself, Volume 1
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Learn AmigaBasic All By Yourself, Volume 2
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Learn GWBasic All By Yourself, Volume 1
Learn GWBasic All By Yourself, Volume 2
My book, Learn JavaScript All By Yourself! is an interactive book of lessons on how to add some spice to your web pages with JavaScript. See Lesson 21 for some fun with JavaScript or go to my information and order page for more information or to place an order.
List of more advanced HTML and
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| Winner of the 2003-2004 Golden Web Award, voted on by The International Association of Web Masters & Designers |
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| Winner of the 2001-2002 Golden Web Award, voted on by The International Association of Web Masters & Designers |
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| Winner of the 2000-2001 Golden Web Award, voted on by The International Association of Web Masters & Designers |
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| Winner of the 1999-2000 Golden Web Award, voted on by The International Association of Web Masters & Designers |
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| The Golden Crane Creativity Award is given by Creativity - Instructional Resources to websites providing free instructional information in arts, crafts, music, writing, web page design and other creative activities. |
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| A "Fantastic Site" rating from Galactic Galaxy Star Search. |
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| This site was selected by PC Webopaedia as one of the top websites to visit. |
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| This site described in the Ontario College of Teachers magazine "Professionally Speaking" as a "remarkable HTML learning resource" - a #1 rating! |
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| Awarded the "Link Of The Week" for the week beginning March 23, 1998 by Computer Currents Interactive (CCI) based on originality, content and quality. Well, how about that! |
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| The "MOLLY" Award for Excellence in Web Page design. |
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| For Excellence in HTML Tutorials. |
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| The LinkExchange SiteInspector has passed this site with flying colors for HTML Validity, Popularity, Browser Compatibility, Link Validatation and Load Time. |
If you come across an opportunity to submit this website for a review
(such as to a magazine, newspaper, web newsletter, etc. - to anyone that
reviews websites) or for an award nomination, please feel free to do so
and to let me know if you have done so. I would be most honored! My website
address is simply: http://www.htmltutorials.ca/
If you are a beginner, I recommend that you begin with Lesson One and progress through the course lesson by lesson. Just take your time and be sure to try all the problems. You will be amazed at what you learn. You have all the basics you need right here in this website to get you started on some great looking web pages.
If you are only interested in a particular topic, then just go to the lesson featuring the topic.
SUGGESTION: You might find it easier to follow a lesson and to work on the problems if you first printed out the lesson on paper. Just choose PRINT from the menu bar at the top of your browser or choose FILE and then PRINT... If there are links in the lesson you can always go on line later and do them.
New lessons will continually be added as they are completed. Any new lesson or update will be announced at the beginning of my main home page and also on my alternate home page.
If you:
Teaching is an important part of my life
and I hope that I will also be able to teach you the basics of
web page design through these lessons.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like to thank two people who are volunteers with the Brant FreeNet.
They are Gil Charters and Syd Bolton. Both these gentlemen have been
instrumental in getting this website up and running and making sure
I was following proper coding practices and procedures. Their help is also
very much on going. When someone writes in a question that I can't answer
or if I'm not sure of the best answer, these two professionals are there
to help me.
Gil is an Information Technology Specialist with IBM. He has spent 33 years in the computer industry, all with IBM, supporting medium to large clients using IBM mainframe systems. He currently consults on Systems Management disciplines and provides Performance and Capacity Planning services. Gil is also a volunteer with the Brant FreeNet as the Chair of the HTML Committee and is responsible for the maintenance, format and presentation of the information housed on the FreeNet. This committee also provides education to the community on the use of the Internet. You can e-mail Gil at: gcharters@bfree.on.ca.
Syd is a contract programmer with 16 years experience and works in Windows 3.1, 95, and NT using Visual C++, Visual Basic, and VBA. He has experience in Point-of-Sale systems, electronic banking transactions, specialized television graphics software and Internet related programming. Syd is also the Technical Chairman of the Brant FreeNet, providing software support, CGI programming, HTML and other advice. And to top it off, Syd is also president of Pixel Power! Pixel Power Media Corporation is a company whose focus is on computer programming, consulting, and web page design. If you have needs in any of the above areas, just e-mail Syd for a free estimate at: sbolton@bfree.on.ca.
And to all of you who desire to learn how to design and setup
a website on the internet - best wishes as you progress through the
pages of this course! I hope that these lessons will more than
meet your needs!
John