Are you an aspiring web designer and need to brush up on your HTML5? Nods, yes… Keep reading, shrugs shoulders keep reading, or not? Leave a comment below.
HTML5 has gone through various revisions up to HTML5, and lately if you want to brush up on what tags are still being used then visit https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_a.asp/ . W3schools.com is an easy to navigate and user friendly with just enough information to get you refreshed for your web design needs.
On the other hand, https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/ is an excellent source to get a lot more details about HTML5. If we were to put HTML5 under the microscope this would be the source to consider to test what you know or do not know. Without a doubt this is dense material, but at least you know it is out there to reference when you need it.
Another resource I would like to share is https://www.internetingishard.com/ . It would not be worth doing if it was easy, yet with this easy to use web tutorialsInternettingishard.com makes reviewing HTML5 and CSS3 a breeze. Especially if you already have your feet wet and have created a couple of websites. The best part is all these resources are free!
Furthermore who needs a free code editor? Visual Code https://code.visualstudio.com/#meet-intellisense/ has the tools needed to practice HTML5, and a free code checker https://validator.w3.org/ . The code validator is a handy tool to do a quick check on your HTML code, yet it is not an end all be all solution to a final draft.