Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) is the standard language used to create and structure content on the web. It defines the basic building blocks of a webpage through a system of tags and elements, which describe how text, images, links, and other media should appear and behave in a browser.
HTML is not a programming language but a markup language that provides the foundation for all web pages, often used alongside CSS for styling and JavaScript for interactivity. Understanding HTML is the first step toward becoming a web developer, as it forms the core structure upon which all websites are built.
Here’s a list of 25 HTML projects, progressing from basic → intermediate → advanced. Each project idea focuses on building HTML structure and then can be extended with CSS and JavaScript for more realism.
Basic HTML Projects (1–8)
Learn basic tags, structure, and formatting.
1. Simple “Hello World” Page
Display text with headings and paragraphs.
Learn: <h1>–<h6>, <p>, <br>.
2. Personal Information Page
Write a short bio with contact details.
Learn: <b>, <i>, <hr>, <address>.
3. My Favorite Movies List
Create an ordered and unordered list of movies.
Learn: <ul>, <ol>, <li>.
4. Daily Schedule Table
Make a timetable or daily routine.
Learn: <table>, <tr>, <th>, <td>.
5. Basic Resume Page
Add sections for education, skills, and experience.
Learn: Headings, lists, and text hierarchy.
6. Simple Recipe Page
Ingredients and preparation steps.
Learn: <h2>, <ul>, <ol>, <strong>.
7. Contact Information Page
Include email, phone, and address with links.
Learn: <a href="mailto:">, <a href="tel:">.
8. My Hobbies Page
Describe your hobbies with short paragraphs and images.
Learn: <img>, <figure>, <figcaption>.
Intermediate HTML Projects (9–17)
Use semantic tags and structured layouts.
9. Tribute Page
A short bio of a famous person with an image.
Learn: <header>, <main>, <footer>.
10. Favorite Books Catalog
- List books with authors and descriptions.
- Learn: Nested lists, semantic structure.
11. Product Catalog (Text Only)
- Create sections for products with names and prices.
- Learn:
<section>,<article>.
12. School Admission Form
- Form with inputs for name, age, class, etc.
- Learn:
<form>,<input>,<label>,<select>.
13. Survey Form
- Collect feedback using radio buttons and checkboxes.
- Learn:
<input type="radio">,<input type="checkbox">.
14. Blog Post Layout (Text Only)
- Title, author, date, and paragraphs.
- Learn:
<article>,<time>,<em>.
15. Portfolio Page (HTML Only)
- Include sections for About, Projects, and Contact.
- Learn: Page structuring with semantic elements.
16. News Article Page
- Create an article with headline, subheadings, and content.
- Learn:
<header>,<section>,<aside>.
17. Event Invitation Page
- Describe an event, date, time, and location.
- Learn:
<time>,<address>,<a>.
Advanced HTML-Only Projects (18–25)
Combine complex structures and multiple HTML pages.
18. Multi-Page Website (HTML only)
- Home, About, and Contact pages linked together.
- Learn: Navigation and linking HTML files.
19. Company Profile Website
- About the company, services, and team members.
- Learn: Organizing multiple sections logically.
20. HTML Sitemap Page
- List links to different pages on a site.
- Learn: Internal linking.
21. Wikipedia-Style Article Page
- Headings, subheadings, references, and lists.
- Learn:
<sup>,<sub>,<cite>,<abbr>.
22. Portfolio Project Details Page
- Detailed info about one project.
- Learn:
<dl>,<dt>,<dd>.
23. FAQ Page (HTML only)
- Common questions and answers using headings and lists.
- Learn: Content grouping and readability.
24. Terms and Conditions Page
- Long text with sections and subpoints.
- Learn: Proper heading hierarchy and paragraphs.
25. Documentation / User Manual Page
- Step-by-step instructions with headings and lists.
- Learn: Structured content presentation.
💡 Tips
- Always use proper nesting of tags.
- Include a valid doctype and basic structure:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Project Title</title>
</head>
<body>
<!-- content here -->
</body>
</html>- Validate your code using W3C Validator.
- Use comments (
<!-- like this -->) to organize your HTML.
Other Courses Syllabus
- HTML Syllabus.
- CSS Syllabus.
- JavaScript syllabus.