Learning HTML As If You Built It Yourself

If you have ever opened "view source" on a webpage, you saw it: a nested forest of angle brackets. s wrapping s wrapping a somewhere deep inside. That tag soup is what the browser actually receives. CSS and JavaScript come along later to dress it up and make it move. Without HTML, neither of them has anything to grab onto. HTML is the part that everyone thinks they know in five minutes and most developers (yes, even seniors) get wrong for years. That is the gap HTML fills, and the discipline it