Overall I found the course to do exactly what it said. Give you the very basics of HTML and allow you to put something out there. For someone that has zero experience with programming or creating web pages I would recommend, otherwise it will definitely be a little too beginner.

More hands-on practice, more exercises like the one on Week #2 where we(the students) follow the professor's step by step instruction into coding, and not so much lecture (though lecture its understandable as we need to learn all these definitions and what we are actually doing).

This is one of the best Introduction to HTML5 courses you can find on web. The instructor explains the proper way to use however one thing is missing from this course that is it has very few graded assignments so you have to practice on your own. other than that this is great.

The instructor is very personable. The course focuses too much on content delivery instead of focusing on creating sufficient opportunities to grow and practice HTML. I would have liked to have had many more assignments like the final exam to reinforce what was being taught.

Overall a really good starting point for true beginners! Teacher was easy to follow and understand and the reading material was helpful. My only complaint are some of the quiz questions were not so great and one of the answers I knew was right was marked wrong on the quiz.

The course is a great introductory to HTML5, with practical tips and references, in addition to accessibility in mind, not to mention the great lecturer :) .

The only thing, I guess, could improve the course is taking <tables> and <forms> in more details.

Thanks a lot.

The course is paced very well. The feedback that I mainly have is regarding the final project. I got the final project wrong, but passed all the questions. It would be great if I was able to find out what I did wrong in the html code, even though I passed the course.

Great beginning course to avoid being overwhelmed. I had no experience in writing code or how it worked, but I got to the "final" and realized how much I actually loved writing code! And, I do it well, which makes me want to work on it more and learn to do more.

The instructor is very good, material covered is very good as well. Some quiz questions were based on textbook material that was not thoroughly covered in the lectures, with no indication of a reading assignment—confusing. Still, I think the course is worthwhile.

The contents are well tailored especially for beginners with not prior knowledge in html5 and also the course presenter is superb in passing on the message.

I believe in have learned a lot from you.

Thanks to Team Coursera and DSTI for making this course available

Great course to learn the basics of web design. I would include more coding and the hosting videos are too short and not clear enough in my opinion. There are also some typos. The instructor is really nice, but it would be good to receive more support from TAs.

The whole class is well organized and clean and clear. But most times, the teacher is just taking and talking. Well I like to hear more about the rules, syntax et al. But most of the time showing coding screen so that we learn directly from code is more fun.

Great overview of the fundamentals. The final project was very useful. The only recommendation would be to include more hands-on exercises like the final project. A similar assignment each week of the course. Perhaps extending the course to 4 or 5 weeks.

It is a good COurse but everything was very short and week 2 is very complicated as it becomes hard to figure out the difference between a semantic tag and normal tags. Week 3 was a bit relaxing. try to make this course a bit longer and more knowledgeable.

A great course. You can learn a lot if you're willing to dive in yourself beyond the lectures. My only fault is that some of the quiz questions didn't really seem relevant to useful material learned in the course (ie, what year html was implemented etc.)

I want to request the instructors to please put on a video about how to connect to the server and everything about hosting in detail. The major topic was completely extracted rather it's a 2 day long procedure when students have to do it by themselves.

Content was organized in a good, easy-to-understand way. The course moved a bit slow at some points, though to be fair the instructor did mention that the course was for those with little to no prior programming experience. Overall, I learned a lot!

Overall for a beginners level online HTML course, I was able to get started with the help of this class. The prof gave useful information and I will be enrolling in more of her classes. I wish there would have been more quizzes and more projects.

This course is really a very basic introduction of HTML5. This course focuses more on improving on writing syntax and best practices for HTML5, and not so much on the coding aspect. This is good for beginners who wants to learn what HTML is about.

I found the course very good. The only thing I was missing is a correct way to get in touch with the other students enrolled at the same time as me. There is a community, though it's not really monitored and quite difficult to get an answer there.

A good introduction to HTML5 with a nice emphasis on accessibility. I think it is a great idea to focus on design with best practice in mind, so you are more aware of bad habbits that would otherwise creep into your own developing style unnoticed.

Very good basic introduction. The final project was a little challenging because some of the questions used coding that wasn't reviewed in either the textbook or in the lectures. The lectures were otherwise very informative and well-structured.

I loved the course, everything was just fine. And now i am excited to go and learn the other remaining material of the course. However, i also wanted the topics like, forms to be covered. No issues, i will do it by myself. Good luck everyone.

Couple hiccups with the autograder, but otherwise this course was very good. After messing around with HTML for years, it was about time I learned what the deal with HTML5 is. Just the right length, and definitely an Easy level of difficulty.

It would be really helpful, if the explanation of each concept, like hyperlinks, multimedia would have done by writing the code, basically showing a demonstration of syntax and all.

So that we can code side by side on the editor and learn it.