Posts Tagged ‘HTML’
What is Standards Compliance?
What is standards compliance? Standards Compliance refers to a set of best practice principles that can govern any given industry including web development. There are a few organizations that regulate these principles, most notably the World Wide Web Consortium. Web Browsers and other web interfaces are often developed to comply with the standards the W3C [...]
HTML examples useful in the basic web page
Some example HTML for the busy web developer. When I started building websites, I often looked for ready made blocks of code I can quickly customize and deploy. Often these would be Tables. I never really figured out how to write a table from scratch and have it layout the way I intend. So here [...]
Using HTML to Insert an Image
Images on the web are not implemented like your favorite magazines. There are a number of things you must know in order to properly add and optimize images using HTML (and maybe Photoshop). These are: Editing images Creating custom art Integrating images Understanding Copyrights. Let me discuss these briefly;
What is a Domain Name, Host, FTP and HTML?
Web Design is a lot of fun, if you know what you’re doing. Otherwise it can be time consuming and frustrating. Taking the time to learn the basic principles of this field is very rewarding. In the process, many new opportunities will present themselves.
HTML Style Code and CSS Tips
HTML style code in Web Pages Many HTML Elements (Tags) accept the style attribute. HTML style code has a large number of rules that can be assigned to it. Style in Web Pages is like paint for a painting, or EQ for a recording. It colors and shapes the output. And just like other mediums, [...]
Learn HTML Coding Starting Today
What really is HTML? Before you start to learn HTML, I must tell you what it is. It means Hyper Text Markup Language. As per the definition of a language, it is a combination of symbols that serves as a form of communicating. It allows communication with each other via a computer (machine). Effectively, we [...]
