The first language that you need to learn if you want to start with web development is HTML. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language, a set of tags and attributes that can be used to create websites. HTML comes with a limited amount of tags and a basic form that is always the same. It basically comes down to learning the general layout of a HTML document and the tags that can be used to create the website.
HTML Playground provides the means to play around with all HTML tags (and a bit of CSS). It does not require any prior knowledge although that could be of an advantage. The website makes use of an interface that is divided into four columns. One holding all HTML tags, another that is displaying “live” examples of a selected tag and a third that is displaying valid HTML code used to create the example. Valid HTML code meaning a full html page making use of that code. Each HTML and CSS tag is clickable in the example code leading directly to an example page of that tag.
It would not really be a HTML Playground if the website would not offer the means to edit the example code. This is excellent to test changes to the code to see how the tags work.
Beginners might find it a lit difficulty to start and it is recommended to have read at least one article about learning HTML before playing around with the various elements. It is best for users who know the basic of HTML and want to start playing around with code.
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Cool link Martin i also like the w3schools.
This is very cool Martin!
Thanks!
I studied basic HTML this vacation for timepass this will be helpful no doubt.
looks to be a really useful site, both for the novice & advanced user.
I find this very useful as a tutorial. I hate and stay away from anything remotely related to codes or numbers, as I find them intimidating, but this is intuitive and even fun. I could mess around with it for ages.
Not able to open because of IE8?