January 2018
Intermediate to advanced
678 pages
20h 16m
English
An overarching goal in web programming is to use appropriate HTML elements so your web page’s content is described accurately. For example, if you have text that forms what would normally be considered a paragraph, then surround the text with a p element, not some other element (like div). Likewise, if you want to display words as a heading, use a heading element (h1-h6), not some other element (like strong).
A complementary overarching goal in web programming is to use HTML elements so your web page’s content is described fully. For example, if you have a title for your web page, it would be legal to enter the title as plain text, and not have it be inside a container. But don’t ...
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