Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the foundations of most websites and web applications. Developed in 1980 by Tim Berners-Lee HTML is a way to give content meaning and provides structure. HTML sits nicely alongside CSS for styling and JavaScript for extra functionality.
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Comments in HTML
Using comments in the HTML document will not be visible in the user's browser. It can be…
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A Guide to HTML Tables
Tables have been used in the past (hopefully not still) to design the full layouts of websites.…
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HTML5’s Input Type’s
In the previous post about Disabling Autocomplete, Autocapitalise and Autocorrect we looked at how we can improve forms for…
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A Guide to Understanding the Favicon
The Favicon is sometimes an overlooked aspect to digital branding, yet this small opportunity is just another…
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Disable Autocomplete, Autocapitalize, and Autocorrect
Although autocomplete, autocapitalise and autocorrect is useful when creating notes or posting a comment on a Twitter status…
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HTML Link hreflang
Introduced by Google in 2011, the hreflang tag specifies the language of the text in the linked document.…
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HTML(5) Download Attribute
An interesting and overlooked aspect of HTML5 is the new attributes to the link tag. The download attribute introduced in…