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HTML for Beginners: Working with Images

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HTML for Beginners: Working with Images

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1 hour
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Learn, practice, and apply job-ready skills with expert guidance
Beginner level

Recommended experience

1 hour
Learn at your own pace
Hands-on learning

What you'll learn

  • Add images to an HTML web page

  • Apply style and create links from images

  • Implement responsive images

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Taught in English
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Only available on desktop

Learn, practice, and apply job-ready skills in less than 2 hours

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  • Gain hands-on experience solving real-world job tasks
  • Build confidence using the latest tools and technologies

About this Guided Project

In this project you will learn how to add images to a web page and style them, create links out of images, set up image backgrounds to page sections, and make images responsive to the screen size for a responsive layout. To complete this project successfully you will need just passion, and a very introductory knowledge of HTML. This project is ideal for those who are interested in website and front-end development.

Learn step-by-step

In a video that plays in a split-screen with your work area, your instructor will walk you through these steps:

  1. •

    Create tags to add images to a web page

  2. •

    Specify the URL of images

  3. •

    Apply styling to images

  4. •

    Demonstrate your understanding of image tags

  5. •

    Apply a link to an image

  6. •

    Use an image as a background

  7. •

    Apply the website favicon

  8. •

    Create clickable areas on an image

  9. •

    Demonstrate your understanding of HTML elements within images

  10. •

    Apply image elements for different devices or screen sizes

  11. •

    Create responsive images

  12. •

    CAPSTONE ACTIVITY

Recommended experience

Very introductory knowledge of HTML (what are tags and attributes, how to write an HTML tag)

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48 Courses•425,173 learners

How you'll learn

  • Skill-based, hands-on learning

    Practice new skills by completing job-related tasks.

  • Expert guidance

    Follow along with pre-recorded videos from experts using a unique side-by-side interface.

  • No downloads or installation required

    Access the tools and resources you need in a pre-configured cloud workspace.

  • Available only on desktop

    This Guided Project is designed for laptops or desktop computers with a reliable Internet connection, not mobile devices.

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Frequently asked questions

Here, working with images in HTML means adding images to a page and controlling how they behave as part of the page layout. The course emphasizes practical image tasks such as styling images, linking them, using them in page sections, and adapting them for responsive display.

You would use these HTML image techniques whenever a page needs images to do more than just appear on screen. In this course, that includes making visuals support layout, navigation, section backgrounds, and screen-size changes.

Image work in HTML usually comes after you have the basic page structure in place and before you finalize how the page works across devices. In this course, it sits in the front-end build process where content, styling, and responsiveness start working together.

Simply inserting an image puts a file on the page, while image work in HTML also covers how that image is styled, linked, positioned, or adapted to different screens. The course focuses on making images part of the page structure and layout rather than treating them as standalone visuals.

A very introductory knowledge of HTML is helpful, because the course builds on basic markup instead of teaching all of HTML from the beginning. It is designed for beginners, so the main thing you need is to be comfortable reading and editing simple HTML.

The course centers on HTML and basic styling methods for images. It also uses common web page techniques for linked images, section backgrounds, and responsive image display.

You will practice adding images to a web page, styling how they appear, turning them into links or clickable areas, and using them as backgrounds for sections. You will also work with responsive image methods so images fit different screen sizes and support a more flexible layout.