The HTML b element allows you to make text bold (it stands for “bold”) and is used to add emphasis to text. In HTML5, the b element has been deprecated in...

The HTML area element is used with the map element to define clickable areas on an image. This pairing allows you to create interactive image maps where...

The best way to understand any process is to carry it out yourself, from the ground up. Today, we’re going to do just that with email design, by building an...

HTML is the structural coding language we use to build web pages. Some people refer to HTML as being the “building blocks of the web”.

The body element in HTML is used to define the main content of an HTML document. A webpage’s visible content is typically contained within the body element.

The HTML audio element allows you to embed audio content (like songs, sound effects, or podcasts) directly into your web page.

The abbr element helps provide a concise and consistent way of representing abbreviations and acronyms throughout a website. It also gives the user...

The HTML address element represents the contact information for a person or organization associated with the document. It shouldn’t be used for arbitrary...

The article element represents a section of content that is self-contained and can be independently distributed or reused. It typically contains a heading...

The base tag in HTML is a relatively little known element, but it enables you to do two things: set any URL you choose as the base for all relative URLs, and...

The aside element represents a page section containing relatable, yet separate content from the page it’s on. You might commonly refer to these as “sidebars“...

The footer element represents a footer for its nearest ancestor sectioning content element (like an article element) or for the body element if there is no...