In this video, we walk through adding/creating HTML elements in an HTML document.
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HTML defines the structure of a web document and this is its primary responsibility. In this video, we walk through the elements provided by HTML that are primarily used to determine the structure and layout of an HTML document.
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In this video, we walk through how to create your first HTML document. We are introduced to the basic HTML document structure, commit it to our GitHub repository, auto-deployment by Netlify, and view it in our browser.
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When learning web development, it is important to understand the markup and programming languages used to create websites and web applications. In addition, becoming comfortable with servers and hosting services that run and allow access to our websites and web applications is just as important.
In this video, we begin our deep dive into HTML by first setting up a web server to host our HTML website as we build it. We will use a freemium service called Netlify that will provide the hosting and serving of our website. Netlify will then be connected to a GitHub account from which it will pull our source code as we updated it.
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It all comes down to separation of concerns. When programming, separation of concerns deals with creating clear and concise boundaries between application components that have different responsibilities but work together to carry out a common overarching goal. So it is with the development of web user interfaces using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. Each of these technologies work together to create interactive and beautiful user interfaces within the browser, but they each have very specific jobs that make these interfaces possible.
HTML: structures content in a very semantic (meaningful) and ordered way.
CSS: beautifies HTML by adding visual enhancements such as color, gradients, borders, padding, margin, fonts, animations, and positioning.
JavaScript: adds behavior to HTML, allowing HTML to respond to DOM events as users interact with the web page within the browser.
Together these three technologies create a very powerful tool set for the modern web developer and web user interface designer. The difficult part for most web developers is not allowing the three, very closely related technologies, to bleed across their boundaries into each other creating tightly coupled code. This tightly coupled code is usually a result of CSS and JavaScript being placed directly in the HTML.
Unobtrusive method to the rescue. Merriam-Webster defines the word unobtrusive as not attracting attention in a way that bothers or annoys. Well, mashed together HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is bothersome and extremely annoying, especially when it comes to maintainability and defect repair. For this reason developers have begun to make sure their web user interfaces are completely separated. This is accomplished by following a few specific rules:
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Unobtrusive JS Example:
<!--DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head lang="en">
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>JavaScript Event Binding</title>
<script src="jsEventBinding.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="click-me">Click Me</div>
</body>
</html>
/**
* Created by Tim on 9/9/14.
*/
'use strict';
var elem = document.getElementById('click-me'); // a DOM element
elem.onclick = function () {
// Do something nifty here
};
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