The “lang” attribute is one of the global HTML attributes developers can apply to any HTML element–it can really help with accessibility, here’s how!

Navigating via headings is the most important way people who rely on assistive technology locate information. It’s therefore really important to craft your...

Do you know the best way to lay out your content semantically? Can you create forms properly, including making them fully accessible? Do you know how to use...

Our new bundle of courses builds on the skills you learned in our short course on Semantic HTML. In this bundle of six courses, you'll learn about speeding...

In this tutorial we’ll be focusing on coding a PSD layout, using the responsive Skeleton boilerplate. There are plenty of tutorials on how to code a design...

A quick quiz to test your knowledge of semantic HTML, based on the free short course Semantic HTML: How to Structure Web Pages.

In this video tutorial, you will explore the similarities and differences between sections and divs, learning when best to use each. You will also learn how...

These days most web designers and developers are familiar with the term “semantic markup”. But do you really know what it means? Do you know how to properly...

In this tutorial we’ll look at building meaning into your content with open graph, Twitter cards, and microdata. By doing so your content will be more...

Whether you're a webmaster or a web designer, there's a question you've most likely either asked or answered many times over the years. That question is,...