BASIC HTML PROGRAMS

A collection of 35+ beginner-friendly HTML programs, each written as a separate, self-contained .html file. Every file focuses on one core HTML concept, making it easy to open, read, and learn from individually.

WHAT'S INSIDE

1. 01_hello_world.html - Basic HTML boilerplate
2. 02_headings.html - Heading tags (h1-h6)
3. 03_paragraphs.html - Paragraph text
4. 04_text_formatting.html - Bold, italic, underline, mark, sub/sup
5. 05_line_break_horizontal_rule.html -
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6. 06_unordered_list.html - Unordered lists
7. 07_ordered_list.html - Ordered lists
8. 08_nested_lists.html - Nested lists
9. 09_links.html - Hyperlinks, anchors, mailto
10. 10_images.html - Image embedding
11. 11_tables_basic.html - Basic tables
12. 12_tables_rowspan_colspan.html - Table rowspan/colspan
13. 13_div_span.html - Div and span elements
14. 14_forms_basic.html - Basic form structure
15. 15_form_input_types.html - Various input types
16. 16_form_radio_checkbox.html - Radio buttons and checkboxes
17. 17_form_select_dropdown.html - Select dropdowns
18. 18_form_textarea.html - Textarea
19. 19_form_fieldset_legend.html - Fieldset and legend
20. 20_semantic_elements.html - header, nav, main, article, aside, footer
21. 21_iframe.html - Iframes
22. 22_audio.html - Audio element
23. 23_video.html - Video element
24. 24_comments.html - HTML comments
25. 25_meta_tags.html - Meta tags
26. 26_entities.html - HTML entities
27. 27_colors.html - Text and background colors
28. 28_css_inline_internal.html - Inline and internal CSS
29. 29_details_summary.html - Details/summary (collapsible content)
30. 30_progress_meter.html - Progress and meter elements
31. 31_datalist.html - Datalist (autocomplete input)
32. 32_canvas_basic.html - Basic canvas drawing
33. 33_svg_basic.html - Basic SVG shapes
34. 34_blockquote_cite.html - Blockquote and citations
35. 35_attributes_demo.html - Common HTML attributes

HOW TO USE

1. Clone or download this repository.

2. Open any .html file directly in your browser (double-click it, or right-click > Open with > Browser).

3. Optionally open the file in a code editor (VS Code, etc.) to read the source and see how each feature is implemented.

   git clone https://github.com/mhd-haarish07/Basic-HTML-programs-.git cd Basic-HTML-programs-

WHO THIS IS FOR

• Beginners learning HTML from scratch
• Students preparing for exams or practicals
• Anyone who wants quick, minimal reference examples for specific HTML tags/features

TECH USED

Plain HTML5 (no frameworks, no build tools - just open and run)

LICENSE

Free to use for learning and reference purposes.