XHTML and HTML Tables and Forms

Every interactive website relies on well-structured data and user input to function effectively. Understanding how to properly format web content is an essential first step in your web development journey. This course teaches you how to write clean, semantic XHTML and modern HTML markup to organize information and collect user data. You will start with the fundamental syntax of web tags and progressively learn to create accessible tables, functional forms, and logically structured pages that meet today's strict web standards. What you'll learn: • Understand the basic syntax and strict document structure of XHTML and HTML. • Build organized data tables using modern accessibility best practices. • Create interactive forms utilizing modern input types and native browser validation. • Apply lists, hyperlinks, and media tags to structure your web content logically. • Practice writing clean, compliant code that renders consistently across different browsers. The course begins with an introduction to core web terminology and document structure before moving into hands-on written exercises. You will explore step-by-step code snippets covering everything from basic lists to comprehensive form layouts. Designed entirely for beginners, this text-based course requires no prior programming or web design experience. Start reading today to build a strong foundation in modern web markup.