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The article discusses 11 HTML project ideas for beginners to practice and showcase their skills, and provides resources for finding free layouts and images.

Some of the project ideas suggested include a simple biography website, contact page, registration form, product landing page, restaurant menu, and e-commerce store pages.

Resources provided for finding free layouts include freebiesbug.com, freewebtemplates.com, colorlib.com, free-css.com, and templated.co. Resources for free images include pixabay.com, pexels.com, unsplash.com, and kaboompics.com.

HTML Project Ideas

for Beginners
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In this article, I’m going to give you 11


HTML project ideas for beginners.

Creating your coding, front-end portfolio


can be challenging, especially if you are
a newbie and don’t have a lot of ideas.

You probably wonder what kind of smaller


or bigger projects you can create to
impress your future employer and quickly
get a job.

Getting the right ideas is not easy, so


we’d like to give you a short series with
ideas of projects for frontend
developers, you can do for practicing and
save in your Github account as your
coding portfolio.

The series will be divided for the three


articles, one with ideas for the basics,
so HTML and CSS projects. The second one
will be the Javascript project list,
which you can do for training and
building your experience.

The third one will be the list of


projects you can do to practice your
framework knowledge and create a full
front-end stack portfolio.

Besides that, in each of the articles, I


will share with you some useful sources,
where you can find free photos, graphics,
or full layouts to code.

As always, for the ones who are more a


watching person than a reading person, we
have a Youtube episode on the same topic,
so join us on our Youtube channel.

HTML projects for beginners on Youtube

Are you ready to start?


HTML & CSS projects for front-end developer portfolio
At the beginning of your learning path,
you will learn HTML & CSS skills. Those
skills are essential in almost all front-
end projects you are going to create in
the future. It means that you need a
solid knowledge and understanding of
those two.

It’s worth to mention, that while you


will be building HTML & CSS projects, you
should consider building one or two
projects using any of the popular CSS
frameworks like Bootstrap or any of those
described in the article here.

But there’s also good news. If you


understand the main concept of CSS
frameworks, they will be very similar to
use.

Summarizing, below, you will see a list


of projects that you can build using HTML
& CSS.

You should select at least a few of them,


and first, try to write them from
scratch, and when you feel comfortable
with those skills, try to create a few
projects with CSS framework.
Besides that, keep in mind that all of
your projects should be mobile friendly.
Also, at the end of this article, you’ll
find a few resources where you can look
for free layouts to code.
Let’s start the list of HTML project
ideas for beginners!
1. Simple Biography Website
The easiest thing you can create to
practice your HTML & CSS skills is
creating a simple webpage with text and
images about someone you admire.
2. Contact Page with Form
The second project for beginners would be
a contact page with form. It should
contain a few fields and a button to send
the form.
3. Registration Form
To get some more practice with forms, you
can create a little bit more advanced
registration form with a logo image,
select field, checkbox, and register
button.
4. Product Landing Page
Another easy project you could create is
a simple product landing page. In this
project, you could contain elements like
newsletter form, product images, and some
text.
5. Restaurant Menu Page
The next exciting project you could
create for your portfolio is a restaurant
menu page. To make it a little more
advanced, you can divide positions into
categories, each with the list, images,
and button to select, or pricing.
6. Fitness Club Website
Another exciting, eye-catching project
you could code is a website for your
favorite fitness club. You can practice
even more by adding elements like
classes, time tables, photo galleries,
and pricing cards.
7. Portfolio Page
This point is not only something that can
be a great exercise and place for your
portfolio, but it can also be kind of
your resume, which you could create and
host online.

You can make it more advanced by creating


a few pages like Home, About Me,
Projects, or Contact.

Besides that, it could be a great idea to


try using a few CSS animations. If you’d
like to find out more about using CSS
animations, take a look at the article we
published some time ago.
8. CRM View
The next exciting project to complete
using HTML & CSS is a CRM view. It has a
different design, it has to be user
friendly, often uses vertical menus,
tables, and pagination.

Those are elements that are not very


common in the plain websites designs.

It may be a great idea to create this


project with Bootstrap, or CSS grid to
learn about positioning elements.
9. App Page
Another interesting project for beginners
is to code the app landing page. You
could select your favorite mobile app or
imagine the one you’d like to build one
day and create a landing page for this
application.

Place here information about the app,


feature section with icons, how it works
section, some images, and buttons for
downloading from apps on iOS and Android.
10. Beauty Products Store
E-commerce is another idea for the
project, which could be a great position
in your coding portfolio. When creating a
beauty products store, you could build:

• main page with slider and featured


products,

• product page with the description and


‚Add to card’ button,

• cart page, with checkout form.


11. E-book Store
The last idea on this list is a digital
product online store. So, you can create
a page with products and categories, and
a get product page with a download button
where we can get the product after
filling the checkout form.
Conclusion on HTML projects for beginners
In the list above, you can find 11 HTML
project ideas for beginners, so you can
practice your skills. You should keep all
the projects in your Github account to
show them to your future employer or add
new features or technology to develop the
projects.

If you don’t know how to create a Github


account, check our tutorial.

I hope you’ll find it useful as a


beginner. If you have any other ideas,
share it for others in the comments.
Also, remember about the other project
ideas for front-end technology that we
will create in a few days.
Resources:
Here are the promised resources!
Free layouts:
https://freebiesbug.com
https://www.freewebtemplates.com
https://colorlib.com/wp/templates
https://free-css.com/free-css-templates
https://templated.co
Free images:
https://pixabay.com
https://www.pexels.com
https://unsplash.com
https://kaboompics.com
Layout inspirations:
https://www.behance.com
https://dribble.com
https://pinterest.com
Table of contents:
• HTML & CSS projects for front-end
developer portfolio
• 1. Simple Biography Website
• 2. Contact Page with Form
• 3. Registration Form
• 4. Product Landing Page
• 5. Restaurant Menu Page
• 6. Fitness Club Website
• 7. Portfolio Page
• 8. CRM View
• 9. App Page
• 10. Beauty Products Store
• 11. E-book Store
• Conclusion

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