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The HTML and CSS Workshop

You're reading from   The HTML and CSS Workshop Learn to build your own websites and kickstart your career as a web designer or developer

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838824532
Length 700 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Matt Park Matt Park
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Brett Jephson Brett Jephson
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Marian Zburlea Marian Zburlea
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Lewis Coulson Lewis Coulson
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introduction to HTML and CSS 2. Structure and Layout FREE CHAPTER 3. Text and Typography 4. Forms 5. Themes, Colors, and Polish 6. Responsive Web Design and Media Queries 7. Media – Audio, Video, and Canvas 8. Animations 9. Accessibility 10. Preprocessors and Tooling 11. Maintainable CSS 12. Web Components 13. The Future of HTML and CSS Appendix

Introduction

In the previous chapter, we looked at how we can add animation to our web pages using HTML and CSS. We learned how we can use motion and transitions to great effect to enrich our web pages and add visual flair.

In this chapter, we are going to look at a very important but sometimes overlooked aspect of web development, that is, accessibility. This chapter is about making a web page available to everyone. It is about removing barriers by making our code as easy to use as possible for as wide a range of users as possible. The web is an open platform, and we should strive to make its content accessible to as many people as we can. The web should work for everyone.

As a web developer, this means we have a great responsibility to use the tools available to us to make accessible websites. HTML has a lot of features that are designed to make web pages accessible and, in this chapter, we will look at several of these – alt attributes, form labels, and fieldsets, to...

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