HTML Study Plan
Schedule three study sessions and give each a concrete deliverable.
Understand the topic
Plan for about 45 hours of reading, experiments, and project work, adjusting the pace to your experience. Study in short sessions and keep a working file for each exercise. At the end of a session, write what you learned and one question to revisit. Include time for debugging, keyboard testing, and explaining your decisions to another person.
Worked example
<ol><li>Week 1: foundations, text, colors, and links; about 10 hours.</li><li>Week 2: images, tables, lists, semantics, and layout; about 12 hours.</li><li>Week 3: forms, graphics, media, and API introductions; about 12 hours.</li><li>Week 4: revision, final project, and assessment; about 11 hours.</li></ol>These are planning estimates, not completion guarantees. If a form or layout task takes longer, reduce new material and practice that skill again.
Practice
Schedule three study sessions and give each a concrete deliverable.
Show a suggested answer
Session 1: write a valid page. Session 2: add navigation and image alternatives. Session 3: test the page with a keyboard and fix two issues.Common mistake
Do not measure progress only by the number of topics opened. Keep evidence of what you can build and explain.