'Tis the season

Welcome to Season 1 of HTML for Anybody. In this season you will hopefully learn how HTML tags work, what HTML is and the more common tags. By the end of the season you should be able to create a small site or edit a much larger one.

	The two tools you need for HTML In this session we look at the two tools you will need to create web pages. In both cases we look at several types of that tool and compare them. We also look at which versions of the tools to avoid and why. Finally we look at making the two work together nicely.
	Here's how to make your first page In this session we look at what a HTML tag and how it works. We then look at a few basic types of HTML tags that do slightly different things. Finally, we look at the structure of an HTML page and why it's needed.
	How to list anything you want In this session we cover Headings and why they're useful, we then find out how HTML handles line returns (otherwise called "new lines") and finally take a look at Lists and how to use them.
	Connecting multiple pages together Here we take a short break from HTML and explore file structure, then we look at how HTML sees it. Using that information we can then link pages to each other and finally we look at tidy sites and why they're important.
	I can't see the page for all the pictures This is the session where you get to put pretty (or not pretty, it's up to you) pictures onto your pages. After showing you how to do that, we look at why it's not always a great idea to put images all over your page and then give pointers on when to use images and when not to.
	Tables are more complicated than they look In the final session of season 1, we look at what tables are and how they work. After ensuring you understand how tables work we look at some mistakes people can make with tables and then finally some clever tricks with tables by merging cells together.