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Best way to learn HTML?

Started by FunkyK, 05-30-2010, 01:30:29

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Dorothy

A lot of different sites offer the study of HTML5.
HTML5 is a markup language. Many find it very simple and easy to learn. But this is one of the most basic technologies on the stack of any programmer. At the initial stage, I advise you to learn it very well that in the future you had no problems.


saravanan28

In short, yes. HTML is very easy to learn. While it is code, and while it may seem daunting to you at first, you don't need to have any kind of programming experience. HTML isn't nearly as hard to learn as you might think.
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sumoncps

Start with mastering semantic tags like <header> and <div> elements to build solid markup structures.
Hands-on coding in a text editor, validating your code against W3C standards to avoid sloppy DOM messes.

FreeCodeCamp.org is killer for interactive tutorials, it'll teach you attributes, nesting, and responsive basics without fluff. Skip rote memorization - practice deploying snippets to a local server via browser dev tools.
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