Welcome to "30 Days of HTML" a repository with HTML challenges for beginners!

This repository contains 30 HTML challenges that are designed to help beginners improve their HTML skills. Each challenge comes with a description, some basic HTML code to get started, and any instructions or hints that the learner might need.

To get started, simply download/clone this repository to your local machine and start working on the challenges. You can work through the challenges in order, or jump around to the ones that interest you the most.

Each challenge is contained in its own HTML file, and includes a corresponding solution file. Once you've completed a challenge, you can check your work by comparing your code to the solution file.

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1. Create a basic HTML page with a heading and a paragraph
2. Add an image to your HTML page
3. Create a hyperlink to another website
4. Add a list of items to your HTML page.
5. Add a table to your HTML page
6. Create a form with input fields and a submit button
7. Add a video to your HTML page
8. Add an ordered list to your HTML page
9. Add an unordered list to your HTML page
10. Add a definition list to your HTML page
11. Add an iframe to your HTML page
12. Use HTML5 semantic tags to structure your page content
13. Add a quote to your HTML page
14. Add a horizontal rule to your HTML page
15. Add a line break to your HTML page
16. Add a non-breaking space to your HTML page
17. Create a basic HTML form with radio buttons
18. Create a basic HTML form with checkboxes
19. Create a basic HTML form with a dropdown menu
20. Create a basic HTML form with a text area
21. Use the label tag to associate form elements with their labels
22. Add a fieldset and legend to your HTML form
23. Add a required attribute to a form field
24. Use the placeholder attribute to provide hints in form fields
25. Use the autofocus attribute to set the focus on a form field
26. Use the target attribute to open a link in a new window
27. Add an alt attribute to an image for accessibility purposes
28. Use the title attribute to provide additional information about an element
29. Use links to connect to different sections of a HTML page
30. Introduction to CSS

If you would like to contribute to this repository, checkout the contributing guidelines and please feel free to submit a pull request. We welcome any and all contributions that can help make this repository better!

This repository was created by Paul Ehikhuemen. You can find more guides for web development at Codeskills blog

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, share, and modify this content as long as you give credit to the original author.