which is the best and faster way to learn HTML by it self

Practice, that's the only way you will learn it took me a few month to learn html, but once i really wanted to learn it i just practiced all the time, i would build websites then i would delete them and build them again. The more you work with html the easier it gets.

Originally Posted by cara.micheal

which is the best and faster way to learn HTML by it self

Start with W3C schools: http://www.w3schools.com/html/

Hands down the best way to learn website design / html is to think of a project that makes you wonder how the &*#@ you will do it and just start it right away. If you spend lots of time 'learning' first then you'll be there forever! Start the project and every speed bump you reach google it. You'll find over time you'll be googling less and coding more but to start with there will be lots of google but you'll learn loads!

I'm practically an expert in HTML.. I've been doing it for 3 years.

I am starting to design full websites now, If you look on youtube there are some tutorials.

I can totally teach you over teamviewer as we build a basic web-page with images and div's, PM me and I can help you learn.

WOW! three whole years and an expert!!

Keep in touch in good books or regular practice. I learn html with w3schools.com online tutorial. you also go with this.

Im just starting with HTML too. Should i use an HTML editor or just notepad?
Thanks

As kline11 said I also learned html from http://www.w3schools.com/html/. They are very helpful and give basic knowledge of html

two thumbs up!!basically you need to practice..research html tutorials.practice, practice, and practice, it's worth it..

Originally Posted by chrishirst

WOW! three whole years and an expert!!

This. HTML is something you learn, but most of that learning takes place over a very long time. Think of it as generally any goal: You can start out extremely fast and learn 'a lot' in a short period of time, but you don't nearly have the essentials. With experience comes more knowledge, and it eventually tapers off, but even after 4+ years I'm learning more efficient and semantic ways to code, and would never consider myself an expert. This isn't even taking into consideration how often the web evolves compared to other fields, which is extremely fast. (Speaking out of relativity though, some see it as very slow )

The best way I've found to learn HTML, or any kind of coding, is through a free online tutorial like w3schools.This is the best site to learn.I have used this site.I consider myself at an intermediate to advanced level in HTML.I really found that books are a better way to go. Also, instead of reading about it, try and actually do it.

buy a book called HTML The Missing Manual and DreamWeaver - The Missing Manual then lock yourself in your bedroom for a few months with DreamWeaver

Try to search some HTML tutorials at Google, It's not something you can just read and immediately know how to do, though. It's something you have to practice at, and do over and over again until you get a feel for it.

Practice, online tutorials, screencasts/videos (if your a visual learner like me) and by challenging yourself.

Never use one place for reference and guides, use multiple places or you run the risk of getting the odd bit of outdated or incorrect information.

Use an IDE, not notepad, however cool it maybe to code in notepad (never understood this tbh) an IDE WILL make it quicker and more efficient.

Resources:

W3C: http://www.w3.org/standards/webdesign/htmlcss
Validators (This will help you code correctly): http://validator.w3.org/
Nettuts Basix Tutorials: http://net.tutsplus.com/category/tut...ues/?tag=basix

Pixel2Life Tutorials:
HTML: http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/...ps_and_tricks/
CSS: http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/css_stylesheets/
General Web: http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/...e_development/

IDE's:
Notepad++: http://sourceforge.net/projects/notepad-plus/
Context: http://www.contexteditor.org/
There are hundreds....

Over a really long duration of time, maximum learning about HTML takes place. Though you won’t learn all the basics, in a small timeframe you can learn lots.

you can google for HTML online tutorials. I used everything I could get and w3school

I know someone has already said it, but W3Schools have awesome tutorials. You can get a good grasp of the basics from going through their tutorials there, and they even have this cool "Try-It" editor that you can use to toy around with the code without having to actually create the files.

Since you're just starting out, there are a ton of free web hosts out there that give you subdomain names. It's a cheap / easy way to get started. The downside is that just about every one that I've personally tried has been awful. Godaddy has really cheap hosting if you can spare a couple of bucks a month while you're learning, and domain name registration there is pretty cheap yearly as well.

And personally, I'd get an FTP program like WS FTP LE just to start out with. I think that's the free version for students and home users. The upgrades are fairly inexpensive if you decide that this is really something you want to do.

Hope this helps!

get Html for dummies book

Try to practice.
Learn from this site.
http://w3schools.com/