leewarnock/html5-best-practices

:memo: :sparkles: Writing Scalable & Consistent HTML5

HTML5 Best Practices - Writing Scalable & Consistent HTML5

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A collection of Community's acclaimed best practices, advices and notes for writing scalable and sustainable HTML5 documents. Enforces semantic principles with short explanations about the most common elements of an HTML5 Application.

TOC • Why this? • Target Audience • Contribute! • Author • License

Table of Contents ⚡

1. Basic element work in progress
2. Document Metadata
3. Content Sectioning
4. Text Content almost done - next release
5. Inline Text Semantics work in progress
6. Image and Multimedia work in progress
7. Embedded Content work in progress
8. Demarcating Edits work in progress
9. Interactive Elements currently under study
10. Table Content work in progress
11. Forms work in progress
12. Scripting
13. Markup Style

Why this? 💕

As we include more technologies into our stack, it's easy to forgot about HTML5 semantic principles and good practices. Despite all Linters and Checkers available, this collection enforces the usage of acclaimed best practices for writing scalable and sustainable HTML documents.

Target Audience 👪

Developers/Designers interessed in broaden their HTML5 semantic skills, newcomers and seasoned developers looking for a mind-refresher about HTML5 standards and best practices.

Contribute! 👯

Saw something missing? Are you a W3C trail-blazer? Loves to look at WHATWG Spec tips? Semantics addicted? Contribute with the project!

If you can't contribute but has found this guide useful, consider 🌟ring this repo and help it become popular. It's all Public Domain — like Mozart's music. 🎶

Author 🎹

Cezar Augusto • @cezaraugusto

License 📝

To the extent possible under law, Cezar Augusto has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work.