Three Ways to Create HTML Documents on the Fly
Creating HTML documents on the fly, with or without JavaScript, is sometimes necessary. Whether the goal is to…
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5 HTML Elements You Might Not Know How to Use
Familiar yet unknown, or utterly new, it happens that we miss out parts of the HTML syntax that…
How to Use HTML <template> & <slot> With Shadow DOM
HTML Slot is one of the most remarkable standards made by W3C. Combine that with another impressive W3C…
5 HTML Features You Might Not Know About
For a language so simple and easy to learn, HTML surely offers an unexpected amount of useful features,…
Learn Sass, HTML & CSS for Free on MarkSheet
Web development can be intimidating for a complete beginner. There are plenty of free articles and videos to…
Mix Ajax Into HTML with Intercooler.js
It’s never been easier to add Ajax to any website. In fact it’s pretty common to build entire…
A Look Into Proper HTML5 Semantics
If you carefully plan the structure of your HTML documents, you can help computers make sense of the…
A Look Into: ARIA Web Standards & HTML Apps Accessibility
A truly open and inclusive web needs technologies that allow disabled users relying on assistive technologies to enjoy…
Introduction to MathML – The Markup Language for Math
MathML is a markup language that can be used to display mathematical notations. You can use MathML tags…
10 Cool Things HTML Tags Can Do
At the moment there are a total of 142 HTML elements standardized by W3C excluding the ones in…
How to Improve HTML Table Accessibility with Markup
Web accessibility refers to designing web applications in a way that it can be used with ease by…
Using and Styling HTML5 Meter [Guide]
If you’re familiar with the HTML progress bar, which shows how much of an activity has been performed,…