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Learn HTML
Start at the beginning by learning HTML basics — an important foundation for building and editing web pages.
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Build a Website with HTML, CSS, and GitHub Pages
Learn the basics of web development to build your own website.
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Learn HTML: Fundamentals
Build an important foundation for creating the structure and content for web pages.
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Learn HTML: Semantic HTML
Learn how to use Semantic HTML to create cleaner, more accessible web pages.
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Learn HTML: Forms
Learn how to create HTML forms with various input fields to collect and validate user data.
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Learn HTML: Tables
Learn how to create HTML tables to present data in an organized manner and format your tables with CSS.
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Learn CSS
In this CSS tutorial, you’ll learn how to add CSS to visually transform HTML into eye-catching sites.
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Learn Bootstrap
Give your website a clear layout and polished style—fast! Learn how to use one of the most popular front-end frameworks, Bootstrap 4!
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How to Make a Website with NameCheap
Explore HTML & CSS fundamentals as you build a website in this introductory web development course.
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Learn CSS: Introduction
Learn how to use CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to style and visually organize HTML pages.
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HTML: Classes vs IDs
In this article, learn more about the differences between HTML classes and IDs.
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Getting Started with Visual Studio Code and Building HTML Websites
Visual Studio Code is one of the most popular and powerful text editors used by software engineers today.
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HTML Glossary
Programming reference for HTML elements.
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Inline Styles in HTML
Did you know you can add CSS to HTML without using a separate file? In many cases, it comes in handy. Learn when (and when not) to use CSS inline styling.
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Accessibility and HTML
Many visually-impaired users browse the Internet with the use of a screen reader. In this article, you'll learn about various ways to make your content accessible to visually-impaired or blind users.
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Create and View a Web Page on Your Computer
If you've completed many Codecademy courses, but still find yourself asking, "Where can I write code on my own computer?", then start here!
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Spinning Up A Local Server
Configure your computer to serve content from `localhost` using the Live Server extension and VS Code.
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Request-Response Cycle III
Guide for navigating a Rails app with a form.
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Use DevTools
Debug and experiment with code from within your browser.
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Entity-Component-System
What is the ECS architecture? And how does A-Frame use it?
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HTML
HTML, short for HyperText Markup Language, is the foundation of all web pages. It was created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1993 to define the structure of a web page.
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<html>
Represents the entire HTML document.
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Semantic HTML
Semantic HTML is the use of HTML tags that represent the content so that browsers can appropriately parse the content of the site.
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Tables
In HTML, a table is an element that allows for the representation of data in two dimensions; these dimensions are columns and rows.
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<article>
Represents a part of a page which is self-contained and could be published elsewhere. Common uses include blog posts or magazine articles.
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<footer>
Represents a part of a page which is meant to be at the end of a completed block of content. Common uses include copyright information for the page or additional links to relevant pages.
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<aside>
Represents a part of a page which is relevant to the current content, but not a part of it directly. It can be used for related links, for clarifying a statement from the current article, or even for advertising meant for the current page.
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<header>
Represents a part of a page which is meant to be introductory. It can include heading tags, a logo, a search bar, and navigation elements.
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<canvas>
Creates graphics and animations in the page for JavaScript and WebGL to interact with
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<blockquote>
Represents a section of a document which contains a longer quotation, usually spanning multiple lines.
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