Welcome to your HTML Practice Hub! This space is designed to help you build confidence through simple, hands-on activities. Each exercise focuses on one easy concept at a time, allowing you to learn step-by-step and apply what you see immediately in your own code. No pressure, no rush — just practical, beginner-friendly examples that make learning HTML clear, enjoyable, and interactive.
Click on any example below to open a mini practice page, try the code, and watch your skills grow with real practice. Whether you’re just starting out or refreshing the basics, these short exercises will help you understand HTML in a fun and meaningful way.
<p> element
Practice creating a paragraph using the HTML <p> element for beginners.
<h1> element
Practice using the <h1> element to create a main heading in HTML.
<h2> element
Practice creating a sub-heading using the HTML <h2> element.
<h3> element
Practice creating a smaller heading using the HTML <h3> element.
<H4> Element
Practice creating a smaller sub-heading using the HTML <h4> element.
<h5> element
Practice creating a smaller sub-heading using the HTML <h5> element for beginners.
<h6> element
Practice creating the smallest heading using the HTML <h6> element for beginners.
<br> Element
Practice inserting a line break using the HTML <br> element for beginners.
<hr> element
Practice creating a section separator using the HTML <hr> element with examples.
<strong> element
Practice highlighting key words using the HTML <strong> element with examples.
<em> Element
Practice italicizing text for emphasis using the HTML <em> element step-by-step.
<a> element
Practice creating a hyperlink using the HTML <a> element for beginners.
<img> element
Practice adding an image using the HTML <img> element for beginners.
<li + ul> Element
Practice creating a bullet list using the HTML <ul> and <li> elements.
<li + ol> element
Practice creating a numbered list using the HTML <ol> and <li> elements.
