Introduction
HTML is a markup language for creating web pages, defining structure and content.
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Basics
Syntax
HTML syntax uses tags like <p> and attributes, with case-insensitive elements.
Read more →Doctype
HTML doctype is <!DOCTYPE html>, signaling HTML5 to browsers.
Read more →Elements
HTML elements are building blocks like <div> and <span>, nesting to form pages.
Read more →Attributes
HTML attributes like id and class enhance elements, providing functionality.
Read more →Comments
HTML comments use <!-- --> to annotate code, ignored by browsers.
Read more →Headings
HTML headings are <h1> to <h6>, defining content hierarchy and SEO weight.
Read more →Paragraphs
HTML paragraphs use <p> for text blocks, structuring page content.
Read more →Formatting
HTML formatting uses <strong> and <em> for semantic text emphasis.
Read more →Quotations
HTML quotations use <blockquote> and <q> for citing content semantically.
Read more →Entities
HTML entities like & and < encode special characters for display.
Read more →Charsets
HTML charsets use <meta charset='UTF-8'> for proper text encoding.
Read more →Structure
Head
HTML head contains metadata like <title> and <meta>, guiding browsers.
Read more →Body
HTML body holds visible content like text and images, rendered by browsers.
Read more →Div
HTML div is a block container for grouping content, styled with CSS.
Read more →Span
HTML span is an inline container for styling or scripting small content chunks.
Read more →Lists
HTML lists include <ul> for unordered and <ol> for ordered items.
Read more →Tables
HTML tables use <table>, <tr>, and <td> for structured data display.
Read more →Links
HTML links use <a> with href to connect pages, supporting external URLs.
Read more →File Paths
HTML file paths use relative or absolute URLs for linking resources.
Read more →Iframes
HTML iframes use <iframe> to embed external pages or media.
Read more →Favicon
HTML favicon uses <link rel='icon'> to display a site icon in browsers.
Read more →Multimedia
Images
HTML images use <img> with src and alt for accessibility.
Read more →Video
HTML video uses <video> with source tags, supporting MP4 and fallback content.
Read more →Audio
HTML audio uses <audio> for sound, with controls for user interaction.
Read more →YouTube
HTML YouTube embeds use <iframe> for seamless video integration.
Read more →Computercode
HTML computercode uses <code> and <pre> for displaying code snippets.
Read more →Forms
Form
HTML form is <form>, collecting user input with action and method attributes.
Read more →Input
HTML input elements like <input type='text'> capture user data in forms.
Read more →Button
HTML button elements trigger actions, with types like submit or reset.
Read more →Select
HTML select element with <option> creates dropdowns for user choices.
Read more →Textarea
HTML textarea allows multi-line text input, customizable with rows and cols.
Read more →Label
HTML label enhances accessibility, linking to inputs via for attribute.
Read more →Semantics
Semantic Elements
Semantic HTML5 elements like <article> and <section> improve structure.
Read more →Header
HTML header element groups introductory content, often with navigation.
Read more →Footer
HTML footer contains closing content like copyright or contact info.
Read more →Nav
HTML nav element defines navigation links, enhancing accessibility.
Read more →Article
HTML article element represents standalone content, like blog posts.
Read more →Section
HTML section groups related content, often with headings.
Read more →Aside
HTML aside holds supplementary content, like sidebars or ads.
Read more →Main
HTML main element wraps primary page content, excluding headers or footers.
Read more →Accessibility
Accessibility
HTML accessibility uses ARIA roles and alt text to support all users.
Read more →ARIA
ARIA attributes like role='button' enhance accessibility for screen readers.
Read more →Alt Text
Alt text describes images for accessibility, using concise, meaningful phrases.
Read more →Tabindex
HTML tabindex manages keyboard navigation, ensuring accessible focus order.
Read more →Lang
HTML lang attribute like lang='en' aids screen readers and search engines.
Read more →Advanced
Canvas
HTML canvas element enables dynamic graphics via JavaScript, like charts.
Read more →SVG
HTML SVG creates scalable graphics, supporting shapes and animations.
Read more →Custom Elements
HTML custom elements extend HTML via JavaScript, like <my-component>.
Read more →Data Attributes
HTML data attributes store custom data, accessible via JavaScript.
Read more →Web Storage
HTML web storage uses localStorage and sessionStorage for client-side data.
Read more →Geolocation
HTML geolocation API retrieves user location, with permission prompts.
Read more →Drag and Drop
HTML drag and drop uses draggable attributes for interactive interfaces.
Read more →Web Workers
HTML web workers run scripts in background threads, improving performance.
Read more →SSE
HTML Server-Sent Events enable real-time updates from servers.
Read more →Browser Support
HTML browser support ensures features work across Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
Read more →Events
HTML events like onclick trigger JavaScript, enabling interactivity.
Read more →Patterns
Responsive Design
HTML responsive design uses meta viewport and relative units for adaptability.
Read more →Navigation Patterns
HTML navigation patterns use <nav> and lists for accessible menus.
Read more →Form Validation
HTML form validation uses required and pattern attributes for user input.
Read more →Image Optimization
HTML image optimization uses srcset and sizes for faster page loads.
Read more →Lazy Loading
HTML lazy loading uses loading='lazy' for images, improving performance.
Read more →SEO Optimization
HTML SEO optimization uses meta tags and structured data for search rankings.
Read more →Accessibility Patterns
HTML accessibility patterns include focus management and semantic markup.
Read more →Microdata
HTML microdata uses schema.org to enhance search engine understanding.
Read more →Examples
Basic Page
Basic HTML page uses <!DOCTYPE html>, <head>, and <body> for structure.
Read more →Form Example
HTML contact form uses <form>, <input>, and <button> for user submissions.
Read more →Table Example
HTML data table uses <table> with headers and rows for structured data.
Read more →Semantic Layout
HTML semantic layout uses <header>, <main>, and <footer> for structure.
Read more →Responsive Image
HTML responsive image uses <img> with srcset for device adaptability.
Read more →Video Player
HTML video player uses <video> with controls and multiple sources.
Read more →Accessible Form
HTML accessible form uses <label> and ARIA for screen reader support.
Read more →Canvas Chart
HTML canvas chart uses <canvas> and JavaScript for dynamic visuals.
Read more →SVG Icon
HTML SVG icon uses <svg> for scalable, customizable graphics.
Read more →Custom Component
HTML custom component uses custom elements for reusable widgets.
Read more →Drag and Drop Example
HTML drag and drop interface uses draggable elements for interactivity.
Read more →SEO Page
HTML SEO-optimized page uses meta tags and schema.org microdata.
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