In basic class on HTML and CSS, you probably learned that HTML is a pretty simple language. It has tags and the tags sometimes have attributes. Some of the tags create new blocks on the browser window, like <p> and <h1>, and some tags are inline elements, like <strong>. Some tags have closing tags like <p></p> and some are self closing, like <br>. That is about it to the language right?
Well, not exactly. Those are the basics and really all you need to know to get started with HTML, but there is a lot to the language that is interesting and that not everyone knows. This is a great opportunity to go deeper and know more about it.
Watch the videos below to get deeper into it, and take notes as you go along. You might want to refer to some of these resources again later. Also, the examples mentioned in the video are linked below the video, so you might want to get those and work with them, as you watch the videos.
What I learned about HTML is that there are lot of reference about HTML tags and examples of what they looks like when they are tuned into a website. They are also grouped together in different categories. This is all according to the website called Developer Mozilla.org They also have interesting tags that are way different than I thought . Also I am so surprised that there are two organizations that bicker of how HTML should work see the Week 2 lecture about Deep dive lecture. The organizations are WC3 and WHATWG. I didn’t know about this two organizations until the lecture started. The truth is that I don’t know about this company until I have heard about it thanks to the lecture. The Utf-8 is very useful to safari because it maintains the look of the text if the text has special characters. I honestly have nothing to say anymore anyway this is what I have learned so far.