The perfect HTML markup guide

Tuesday, 21 November 2006

While there are lots of HTML primers out there, there’s one which every web designer should read and understand. It’s 37 Steps to Perfect Markup by Tommy Olsson. Strictly speaking, this is not for beginners but rather for those folks who think they know enough HTML to get by. Because, it’s often these same folks who lack the understanding of the repercussions of getting it even slightly wrong.

Posted in Design, HTML, Tips, Web by Ivan

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