We will return to more ‘normal’ HTML Tutorials soon but as you’re building your new website, it is important to think about your users. In the current era of multi-device access to the web, considering website load time really matters. One of the simplest ways to improve site speed is by using a file called […]
If you’re building a website, chances are at some point you want people to visit it! At the end of the day, you could have perfect HTML and CSS, but without a source of traffic, no-one will be there to enjoy it. Common traffic sources are Search Engines: Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo. This covers text […]
Sometimes you just feel like you need to make notes when coding. Especially if you’re learning web development for the first time. And once your .html and .css get larger and larger, sometimes you just need to explain what you’re doing within your code. Thankfully, this is doable in both HTML and CSS with comments. […]
Wherever you go on the web there are forms! From registering for a new service, to sending a Tweet or updating your Facebook status, the role of HTML Forms is to start an interaction with your visitor. Different forms interact in different ways – some may just store data relevant to your current visit, some […]
Regardless of the website you are building, much of your page content is likely to be in the form of text. Ideally you should aim for multimedia – adding images, video and audio. But thought should be given to the text too. So I’m going to run through some basic HTML paragraph tags with you. […]
An Introduction to HTML Frames with Examples In the age before responsive design and fixed-position CSS, frames were a great way to divide up your web page. They enabled you to have a fixed ‘header’ with your logo and contact details, or a fixed top, left or right navigation system. When these were popular, most […]
Do You Know HTML Tables? If you haven’t looked at our Introduction to HTML Tables then head over there and then come back! Using tables, as with using HTML Frames, to create a page layout is an old-school method of creating page layouts. That being said, if you know your target visitors are on tablets […]
The Importance of HTML Links to the Web The Internet is knitted together, and called ‘the web’ because pages link to each other. It creates an inter-connected super library of media – text, images, video and interactive features all woven together to allow people to find the most useful, relevant information to them. This is […]
Whether it’s in a scientific paper, during a BBC News report or in a business or school PowerPoint presentation, bullet point lists are everywhere. They are useful for Breaking up large segments of text into manageable chunks Making important points stand out Setting out ‘action plans’ and to-do lists And much more. Today, users of […]
HTML Tables used to be employed to create entire website layouts. Now, they should only be used in selective cases when appropriate. This HTML5 Tutorial will explain how to create a HTML Table and then explain how you should use it in the modern era of web design. HTML Tags for a Basic Table Here […]
