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HTML Overview
HTML, the foundation of web development, is the essential language for building the digital world. Together with CSS and JavaScript, it forms the backbone of websites, organizing content using tags. From text to multimedia, HTML structures every webpage, working seamlessly with CSS for styling and JavaScript for interactivity. Its simplicity makes it vital for creating user-friendly websites that look great on any device.
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HTML Basics: Covers fundamental concepts, including the structure of an HTML document, common tags like , , , and the role of attributes in elements. HTML Forms: Discusses form elements such as , <textarea>, and , along with attributes for validation (required, pattern) and form submission. HTML Semantics: Focuses on the use of semantic tags (e.g., <header>, <footer>, <article>) that enhance content meaning and improve accessibility and SEO. HTML Links: Explains how to create links using the <a> tag, attributes like href, target, and different link types (internal, external, and anchor links). HTML Tables: Covers table structure using <table>, <tr>, <th>, and <td>, along with attributes like colspan and rowspan for data organization. HTML Multimedia: Discusses embedding multimedia elements like images (<img>), audio (<audio>), and video (<video>), including attributes for user interaction and playback control.
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Chapter 04: Accessibility and Best Practices

 

4.1 HTML Accessibility

  • Alt Text for Images
  • Semantic HTML
  • ARIA Roles and Attributes

4.2 Best Practices

  • Consistent Code Formatting
    • Indentation, comments
  • Meaningful Naming Conventions
  • Validation and Testing
    • W3C Markup Validation Service

4.3 Meta Information

  • Meta Tags
    • <meta charset=”UTF-8″>
    • <meta name=”description” content=”…”>
    • <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0″>
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