A Blog Post With Every HTML Element by Patrick Weaver
I enjoyed this self-documenting journey of exploration.
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The right tag for the job: why you should use semantic HTML - localghost
A great introduction to structuring your content well:
Using semantic HTML as building blocks for a website will give you a lovely accessible foundation upon which to add your fancy CSS and whizzy JavaScript.
Open UI and implicit parent/child relationships in HTML – Eric Bailey
I remember discussing this with Tantek years ago:
There are a few elements who need to be placed inside of another specific element in order to function properly.
If I recall, he was considering writing “HTML: The Good Parts”.
Anyway, I can relate to what Eric is saying here about web components. My take is that web components give developers a power that previous only browser makers had. That’s very liberating, but it should come with a commensurate weight of responsibility. I fear that we will see this power wielded without sufficient responsibility.
30 Days of HTML
Receive one email a day for 30 days, each featuring at least one HTML element.
Right up my alley!
This page is a truly naked, brutalist html quine.
I think this is quite beautiful—no need to view source; the style sheet is already in the document.