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Artificial Intelligence: The 9 Key Steps to Go from Zero to Operational

HTML Artificial Intelligence: the essentials in one article — real code, diagrams and concrete steps, excerpts from a 46-lesson course.

REHOUMA Haythem

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Artificial Intelligence: The 9 Key Steps to Go from Zero to Operational

Everyone can learn HTML Artificial Intelligence — provided they follow the steps in the right order. We have condensed a complete 46-lesson course into a clear path, with the most useful code snippets.

tl;dr
  • Introduction and Setup
  • Basic Structure of an HTML Page
  • Text and Formatting
  • Links and Navigation
  • Images and Multimedia
~$ cat ./parcours.md # HTML Artificial Intelligence — 10 chapters
01
Introduction and Setup
→ What is the web and HTML ?→ Install VS Code and Live Server+ 1 more lessons
02
Basic Structure of an HTML Page
→ DOCTYPE, html, head and body explained→ meta charset, viewport and title+ 2 more lessons
03
Text and Formatting
→ Headings h1 to h6 : hierarchy and SEO→ Paragraphs, strong, em and span+ 2 more lessons
04
Links and Navigation
→ Tag <a> and basic href→ External links : target="_blank" and rel="noopener"+ 2 more lessons
05
Images and Multimedia
→ Tag <img> and importance of the alt attribute→ Image formats : JPG, PNG, SVG, WebP, AVIF+ 2 more lessons
06
Semantic HTML5 Tags
→ Why semantics matters→ header, nav, main, footer+ 2 more lessons
07
HTML Forms
→ Anatomy of a form : form, label, input→ Modern input types (email, tel, date, color)+ 2 more lessons
08
Accessibility a11y
→ Why accessibility is not optional→ ARIA attributes : aria-label, aria-hidden, role+ 2 more lessons
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Final project (+ 2 chapters along the way)
→ You leave with a concrete and demonstrable project

select, textarea, fieldset and legend

NOTEObjective — Complete your form toolkit with dropdown lists (select), multi-line text areas (textarea) and semantic field grouping (fieldset + legend).

Learning objectives

TIPBy the end of this module
  • Create a dropdown list with select and option
  • Add a text area with textarea
  • Group fields with fieldset
  • Label a group with legend
  • Build a complete, accessible form

select: the dropdown list

The <select> tag offers a choice from a list of options. Each choice is an <option> tag. The value attribute is the data sent; the text is what the user sees.

TIPTip: Ask ChatGPT: « Generate an accessible registration form with a country select, a presentation textarea, and a fieldset for contact details. »

Anatomy of a form: form, label, input

NOTEObjective — Build your first HTML form. Understand the three basic tags: form (the container), label (the label) and input (the input field).

Learning objectives

TIPBy the end of this module
  • Create a form container
  • Add input fields
  • Associate a label with each field
  • Understand the name attribute
  • Add a submit button

The intuition: a form collects data

A form is the way for the user to send information: their name, email, a message. This is what makes a page interactive. The <form> tag wraps all the fields.

mailto, tel and links to files

NOTEObjective — Discover special links: open the mail client with mailto:, start a call with tel:, and offer a file download with the download attribute.

Learning objectives

TIPBy the end of this module
  • Create an email link with mailto:
  • Pre-fill subject and message body
  • Create a phone link with tel:
  • Offer a download with download
  • Choose the right link for the need

The email link: mailto:

A mailto: link opens the user's email client with the address pre-filled.

go-further

This article covers the most useful snippets — the complete HTML Artificial Intelligence course (11 chapters, 46 lessons, corrected exercises and final project) takes you all the way.

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FAQ

How long does it take to learn HTML Artificial Intelligence?
With a structured progression (11 chapters, 46 short and practical lessons), you reach an operational level in a few weeks at 30 to 60 minutes per day. The key is to practice each concept immediately.
Are there any prerequisites?
Basic computer knowledge is enough. If you can use a terminal and read simple code, you're ready.
Where to start concretely?
Reproduce the commands from this article, then follow the complete HTML Artificial Intelligence course: it chains the 46 lessons in order, with exercises and a final project.
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