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Mozilla has amazing documentation that's been around for years. Here's their basic html tutorial section: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML h
by otteromkram 2y ago
Mozilla has amazing documentation that's been around for years.
Here's their basic html tutorial section: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML
No one is or has been stopping people from learning HTML.
- baggy_trough 2y agoSuper approachable. (sure Jan meme.gif)
- Diti 2y agoThat’s the website my high school used in engineering sciences classes to give students an introduction to HTML. I don’t see the point of your comment (I think it’s sarcasm, but I’m not even sure), can you be a little bit more constructive?
- dartharva 2y agoThe point may be that OP's guide is not meant for high school/engineering students, it is meant for everyone. MDN's "introductory" sections have too many big words to be of use to laypeople.
- thenameless7741 2y agoAs a technical person who recently taught myself frontend from scratch, I found https://web.dev/learn https://web.dev/learn way more structured and thorough. The CSS lesson covers all the essentials and actually made me enjoy working with CSS. web.dev doesn't get as much love as MDN, but it totally should!
- IshKebab 2y agoHTML for People is waaaay more approachable than this. My wife could follow the HTML for People tutorial. It shows you how to create a real web page in a real browser without first bogging you down in coding details. The MDN tutorial is talking about img alt attributes before you even create a single .html file! That's how to put people off.
- greazy 2y agoThis is how I've been learning html + css. It's been fantastic and I treat it as THE docs for the web. I'm very proud of my single file html document for reporting results. Of course no JS!