HTML
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 is considered the structure of the website working with CSS for styling and JavaScript for extra functionality.
<noscript> tag in HTML
In some cases users disable scripts in their browser (user-agent) or the browser they're using doesn't support…
Scroll to text fragment: How to link & highlight any text on a web page
Text fragments can be used to link to a web page and highlight matching text in the…
Comments in HTML
Using comments in the HTML document will not be visible in the user's browser. It can be…
A Guide to HTML Tables
Tables have been used in the past (hopefully not still) to design the full layouts of websites.…
HTML5 Input Type’s (email, URL and phone)
In the previous post about Disabling Autocomplete, Autocapitalise and Autocorrect we looked at how we can improve forms for…
A Guide to Understanding the Favicon
The Favicon is sometimes an overlooked aspect to digital branding, yet this small opportunity is just another…
Disable Autocomplete, Autocapitalize, and Autocorrect
Autocomplete, autocapitalise and autocorrect can be useful when creating notes or posting a comment on a Twitter…
Link hreflang in HTML
Introduced by Google in 2011, the hreflang tag specifies the language of the text in the linked document.…
HTML5 Download Attribute
An interesting and overlooked aspect of HTML5 is the new attributes to the link tag. The download attribute introduced in…
HTML Media Capture
The media capture specification allows you to specify what is uploaded or captured. It is currently a…