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Front-End Engineering

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Using Images and Links in HTML

Learn how to enhance your webpages by incorporating images and hyperlinks. This course covers everything from embedding images and setting up hyperlinks to adding image alt texts and configuring link behaviors. Dive into creating a more interactive and visually appealing webpages.

HTML

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5 lessons

25 practices

2 hours

HTML, CSS and Web Browser Fundamentals

Lessons and practices

Lesson 1: Adding Images to Your Webpage

Add an Image in HTML

Update the Image Source

Fix the Image Embed

Add Image Attributes

Complete the Image Tag

Complete Travel Gallery Webpage

Lesson 2: Embedding Hyperlinks in Your Content

Adding Hyperlinks in HTML

Modify Hyperlinks to CodeSignal Challenges

Fix Hyperlink Issues in HTML

Adding Hyperlinks for Exploration

Create Useful Hyperlinks in HTML

Lesson 3: Adding Alt Text for Better Accessibility

Enhance Accessibility with Alt Text

Enhance Image Alt Text

Fix Image Alt Text Issue

Master HTML Alt Text Today

Lesson 4: Mastering HTML Tag IDs and Internal Links

Understanding HTML IDs and Links

Update Internal Link Target

Fix the Broken Internal Link

Adding an Internal Link

Creating Internal Links in HTML

Lesson 5: Linking Another HTML File

Creating Internal Links in HTML

Changing Link Destination

Fix the Broken HTML Link

Adding Hyperlinks to Webpages

Link Another HTML Page

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