#HTMLMastery
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) structures content on the web—think tags like <div>, <p>, and <h1> that define layouts and elements.
#WebBuildingBlocks
Learn essential tags (<html>, <head>, <body>), semantic elements (<header>, <footer>), and build your first webpage skeleton.
#StartSimple
Pair HTML with CSS for visuals—use <style> or <link> to add colors, fonts, and layouts, creating responsive designs.
#MakeItPretty
Master <form>, <input>, and <button> to collect user data, with attributes like required and placeholder for better UX.
#UserInput
Use semantic tags (<article>, <nav>) and ARIA roles to make websites accessible to screen readers and diverse users.
#InclusiveWeb
Avoid common pitfalls like bloated code or inline styles; embrace modular HTML and validate with tools like W3C Markup Validator.
#HTMLPro