How to render your first HTML locally on a browser

Learning to code from scratch can be very daunting for a beginner. This is why I came up with this basic to guide to help advance just anybody’s baby steps to confident strides in the shortest possible time.

I will be using the Sublime Text application for all illustrations. Open up the text editor of your choice and let’s get started!!!

Click on “File” select “New File”.

This creates an untitled file for you. So you have to give it a name.

To give it a name, once again, click on “File”, then select “Save As”.

Choose a location on your computer where you want to save the file, give it a name of your choice and add to it the “.html” file extension. For example, “index.html”. Then click on the “Save” button.

You will be returned back to the text editor window.

Type the following code into your Sublime text editor:

Press the “CTRL” and “S” keys at the same time to save the file. Your outcome should look like what is in the image below.

Go to that same location on your computer where you saved the “index.html” file, right-click on it, and from the dropdown options, place your mouse cursor on “Open with”, then select any browser of your choice. I personally prefer to make use of the “Chrome browser”.

The output of your HTML code should open up in the browser like this.

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