HTML
HTML describes what each piece of content is: a heading, a button, a list or a form. Choosing the right elements is the first design decision in code, and it decides how well the page works with a keyboard and a screen reader.
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- BeginnerElement and tagAn HTML element is a building block of a page, written with an opening tag, some content and a closing tag, like <p>Hello</p>.Not yet reviewed
- BeginnerAttributesAttributes add information to an element, such as href on a link, src and alt on an image, or class for styling.Not yet reviewed
- BeginnerSemantic HTMLSemantic HTML means choosing elements for what the content is, such as nav, main, button and article, instead of using a generic div for everything.Not yet reviewed
- BeginnerHeading hierarchyHeadings h1 to h6 form an outline of the page.Not yet reviewed
- BeginnerForms and inputsA form groups inputs such as text fields, checkboxes and selects so people can send information.Not yet reviewed
- BeginnerButton vs linkUse a link to go somewhere and a button to do something.Not yet reviewed
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