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HTML5 Learning Roadmap

 

HTML5 Learning Roadmap

🏆 Goal: Become proficient in writing clean, accessible, and SEO-friendly HTML5 code for production.

DayTopicLearning FocusOutput/Exercise
1Introduction to HTML5HTML document structure, DOCTYPE, head, body, metadataCreate a basic HTML5 page
2HTML Elements and SemanticsElements (<div>, <span>, <article>, <section>) and their semantic meaningBuild a semantic HTML5 layout
3Headings and Paragraphs<h1> to <h6>, <p>, proper heading hierarchy for SEOCreate a structured blog post
4Lists and NavigationOrdered (<ol>), unordered (<ul>), and navigation (<nav>)Create a navigation menu
5Links and Buttons<a>, <button>, attributes like target, rel, aria-labelCreate a navigation bar with working links
6Images and Multimedia<img>, <audio>, <video>, lazy loading, alt attributesEmbed responsive images and a video
7Forms - Part 1<input>, <label>, <textarea>, form attributesCreate a simple contact form
8Forms - Part 2Form validation (required, pattern, min, max), HTML5 validation APIAdd client-side validation to the form
9Tables<table>, <thead>, <tbody>, <tfoot>, <tr>, <th>, <td>Create a responsive and accessible table
10Inline vs Block ElementsDifferences between inline and block elementsCreate a mixed content page
11HTML5 Forms - Advanceddatalist, fieldset, legend, input[type=color], input[type=date]Create a form with advanced input types
12HTML5 Canvas - Basics<canvas> basics, drawing shapes and linesDraw shapes on a canvas
13HTML5 Canvas - AdvancedAnimations, gradients, text renderingCreate a simple game using Canvas
14SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)<svg>, shapes (<circle>, <rect>, <path>)Create an SVG logo
15Audio and Video - AdvancedCustom controls, autoplay, captions, poster attributeCreate a custom video player
16HTML5 Accessibility (A11Y) Basicsrole, aria-label, tabindex, screen reader compatibilityCreate an accessible form
17HTML5 Accessibility (A11Y) Advancedaria-live, aria-hidden, aria-describedby, focus managementAdd accessibility to a modal component
18SEO Best PracticesMeta tags, Open Graph, Schema.org, Canonical URLsCreate an SEO-friendly landing page
19Metadata and Favicons<meta>, <link>, <base>, viewportConfigure metadata and favicons
20Progressive Web Apps (PWA) BasicsService workers, manifest.json, offline supportCreate a basic PWA
21Forms - Security Best Practicesautocomplete, novalidate, csrf token, sandboxSecure a login form
22HTML5 APIs - Geolocationnavigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition()Display user location on a map
23HTML5 APIs - Drag and Dropdragstart, drop, dragover eventsCreate a drag-and-drop interface
24HTML5 APIs - Web StoragelocalStorage, sessionStorageBuild a note-taking app using localStorage
25HTML5 APIs - IndexedDBindexedDB.open(), add, get, deleteBuild a shopping cart using IndexedDB
26HTML5 APIs - WebSocketsnew WebSocket(), onmessage, sendCreate a real-time chat app
27HTML5 Shadow DOMattachShadow(), mode: open, slotCreate a web component with Shadow DOM
28Microdata and Structured DataJSON-LD, Microdata for SEOAdd structured data to a blog post
29Internationalization and Localizationlang, dir, hreflang, Content-LanguageCreate a multilingual website
30Final ProjectBuild a production-ready responsive, accessible, and SEO-friendly web appComplete and deploy a real-world project

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