HTML5 - Introduction Tutorial For Beginners Part 1

In this first tutorial of the series I go over the basics of HTML5 and show you some of the basic html tags. This Introduction tutorial series is to help anyone who would like to learn how to make their own website from scratch.

[bertingz]

Well I thought learning the basics of HTML would be daunting, But this series of videos has been the kick start I need, Thanks Pete, you're a legend

[ampoyeta]

Thank you very much Peter, your explanations are very clear. You've been a great help.

[JCStevieD]

Very nice work, Peter. Keep up the good work. Very informative.

[kathleendonaldson]

Very helpful. Thank you. I'll be viewing your other videos as well.

[hostinggeek]

Great tutorial, I wish my customers would watch it... I answer a lot of tickets for things like this. I may throw you in my forum.

[PeterEntwistleTV]

Thanks, I'm going to be making some more tutorials like this about HTML soon.

[Soraviel]

thank you so much for teaching me the basics dude

[TheCrier]

Good tutorial, you have a good way of explaning things.
I did get a kick from the "New lease of life" ...

[Camatin]

Great stuffs Dude. keep on going with it. i wish i could learn more from yours also to knows about SEO.
thanks.

[PeterEntwistleTV]

Yeah sorry about that, this was my first video. In all my new videos I zoom in to the area that I'm working on so that it is clearer.

[PeterEntwistleTV]

Again I apologise for the size, this was my first tutorial and I have now improved the size on all my latest videos.

[MariusMirel]

A link for Dreamweaver where I find ? Thanks.

[PeterEntwistleTV]

"Notepad++" is a good free text editor for windows, I've used it myself. There are others out there too.

[bobbillis]

What html5 editor would you recommend if I am on PC and I don't want to pay for one?

[DrunkenShinobi]

Thank you for the tutorial! The first I ever understood! The only thing that bothered me was the text, too small to watch for 17 minutes and not get a headache...

[DrunkenShinobi]

Question: When I run the project it open up nicely in everything but the image. Whether I copy your image or any other image, when I run the project in IE or Chrome (by the way, I'm using Notepad++, can you tell me if it's possible to add Opera?) the image doesn't load and I checked my steps more than once. In IE it show a broken image icon and in Chrome a JPEG icon... Why is that?

[lhasalover]

Hello, & Thanks, I used to be good with HTML4 about 5 years ago. The my computer went Kablooie, and I needed a break from spending all my time at a computer, so I didn't fix it, or get another one till about a month ago. now I want to start relearning all th stuff I've forgotten. I see that things have changed a bit since then. What should I spend more time learning about. (after HTML5) CSS, JavaScript, ASP, or SQL. Do you use Photoshops Image Ready? or can I get going with just a text editor, like Notepad? One other question out of curiosity, is your name for real? or are you just a Who fan? Like I'm a zeppelin and Sabbath fan so maybe my name will be, James Plant, or Robert Page, or Tony Osbourn, or Ozzy Iommi? LOL. Peter Entwisle? Why not John Townsend, or Rodger Moon or Keith Daltry? just a joke. OK, back to HTML I have an older version of Dreamweaver MX2004, and a limited version of Adobe Dreamweaver CS5. I'm Bruce. Thanks.

[PeterEntwistleTV]

Even in HD? I'm sorry about that, in all the latest tutorials I zoomed in so it's easier to see.

[junng]

Could you make the screen bigger next time please?

[PeterEntwistleTV]

Hi, you can find dreamweaver CS6 on the Adobe website at