Stefan Mischook
Answering a basic question about HTML5 and semantic tags. I go into the difference between HTML4 classic formatting tags, vs modern HTML5 interpretation of semantic tags.
A little history in HTML will give you a greater insight into the markup language (HTML5) and make you a better web designer and developer.
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#html5 #semantictags .
Great, thanks a lot.
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1:01 Why do you have the camera behind a window? I can see the reflection from the window on your shirt. I'm Cooonfuuuuseeeed!!! LOL
That fast forward beach reminded me of Grand Theft Auto for a second
Whoohoo! I'm finally advanced enough to know how to explain this stuff in excruciating detail myself based upon experience.
Really good vid!
Unique perspective.
Best on the subject.
Yes!
(ONLY READ FIRST LETTER OF EVERY LINE!)
Semantic tags are not interpreted by special types of web browsers that are specifically designed for the visually impaired,, all modern browsers interpret them so they can be read correctly by a screen-reader.
The next thing is that those web sites that are well structured, meaning that the proper tags are in place to semantically describe the content yield much better SEO. So if your website is accessible for the screen-readers, it means that search engines can understand it much better and place it higher in the search results.
Lastly, I don't like the way that you are talking about semantic tags and saying that people should use them if they are developing the website for special target audience. The web should be fully inclusive and available for everyone.
I suggest taking a look at the link below to understand this matter in a greater detail.
https://www.w3.org/WAI/fundamentals/accessibility-principles/
Hey Stef I have a question in your web dev course do you teach how to take a design and turn it into a website?
Hi Stefan! What do you think about this framework called Themosis? https://framework.themosis.com/
It's a WordPress framework inspired by Laravel. Would appreciate hearing your thoughts about it 🙂
I decided to spice up the video with some subtle sound. Let me know if anyone noticed and if anyone cared!? 🙂
Awesome camera. What is it?
That … plus, James Williamson does a good job of describing the difference as well. <strong> would be used when you want the vocal inflection to change and <b> would be used just to make text look bold w/o any change of voice. Check out his course "HTML Essential Training". Basically what Stefan said but still it helps to hear from different people.
Now that end part. Two questions for Stefan. Is that beach in/near Montreal? and how were you recording? Did you have a drone with you? Great shots.
I miss the clean and cold air of places like those. Karachi has nice and warm weather 11 months a year but we are in a semi-arid area. So we have to "plant" trees to have trees … lol … plus it is very dusty!
Hi Stef, what is the best WordPress LMS in your opinion? Thanks.
is it weird I almost never use those semantic HTML5 tags ex: <nav>, <header>?
I've only been using div's coz I style them using classes anyway plus BEM
That wide angle overhead view is going to blow minds of the flat earth people.
I am putting up my first web site in May. It will be a simple photo editor. I need to learn about optimizing for screen readers, but it might have to wait for a different project.
Man, you are soo cool, besides everything else technical! Thanks for your content! Greetings from Eskişehir.