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Lab 25 - Semantic HTML
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<em>Lab 25</em>
Semantic HTML
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<h2>Goals</h2>
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<li>Review the takeaways of semantic HTML</li>
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<h2>Structure, not Style</h2>
<p>Now that you've created an entire website in HTML, the <em>key idea</em> you should remember is that HTML
should not be used just to make pages look a certain way, but to reinforce their <strong>meaning</strong>
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<strong>semantics</strong>. Whenever possible, use tags that make logical sense and that provide a richer,
clearer idea of what the role of certain components or content are.
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<p>You could accomplish all same things as <code class="language-html"><header></code> , <code
class="language-html"><nav></code> , <code class="language-html"><body></code> and <code
class="language-html"><footer></code> with just <code class="language-html"><div></code>, but it
would be a less meaningful and more confusing structure to understand.</p>
<p>Used correctly, semantic HTML webpages are understandable solely from their HTML structure,
improving accessibility. They are <em>also</em> more share-able and more search-able across many different
platforms, increasing their discover-ability and <strong>impact</strong>.
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<h2>Tags Galore</h2>
<p>We've reviewed some of the most essential tags here, but feel free to explore the many other capabilities of
HTML. You might be wondering: <em>What about videos on my page?</em> <em>How do I post code?</em> <em>Can I
put a mixtape on my website?</em>
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<p>We encourage you to explore the Mozilla Developer Network Web Documentation for HTML here: <a
href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element</a>.
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<p>When developing, always remember to keep semantic HTML in mind!</p>
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