HTML5 Elements Video Course
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m building a self-paced course that walks beginners through every corner of HTML5—at least 111 distinct elements in total. I want each element explained in context, but presented in logical batches grouped by their function (structural, form-related, media, etc.) rather than alphabetically.
Your job is to record clear screen-capture videos with your own voiceover. Think of it as talking the learner through real code examples while they watch you write and test the markup in a modern browser. Every functional group should have its own video, and when that video ends I need a short quiz of five to seven multiple-choice questions that immediately checks comprehension of the material you just covered.
I’ll supply branding guidelines and a simple slide template; you bring the content, code demos, audio, and on-screen recording. Deliver each video as an MP4 (1080p), include a plain-text transcript, plus a separate document that lists every quiz question with its correct answer and three plausible distractors.
Once everything is complete I’ll spot-check a few elements, watch one full module, and run through the quizzes. If explanations are accurate, audio is clear, and the quizzes map cleanly to the lesson objectives, the milestone is approved.
Your job is to record clear screen-capture videos with your own voiceover. Think of it as talking the learner through real code examples while they watch you write and test the markup in a modern browser. Every functional group should have its own video, and when that video ends I need a short quiz of five to seven multiple-choice questions that immediately checks comprehension of the material you just covered.
I’ll supply branding guidelines and a simple slide template; you bring the content, code demos, audio, and on-screen recording. Deliver each video as an MP4 (1080p), include a plain-text transcript, plus a separate document that lists every quiz question with its correct answer and three plausible distractors.
Once everything is complete I’ll spot-check a few elements, watch one full module, and run through the quizzes. If explanations are accurate, audio is clear, and the quizzes map cleanly to the lesson objectives, the milestone is approved.