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In this HTML tutorial, we'll learn about the concept of semantic HTML. Software required: Brackets, Google Chrome.

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In this HTML tutorial, we'll learn about the concept of semantic HTML. Software required: Brackets, Google Chrome.

In this HTML tutorial, we'll learn about the concept of semantic HTML. Semantic HTML means writing HTML that is descriptive and meaningful in regards to content and context. This course will talk about how, and especially why, it is important to write semantic HTML. If you have ever been confused about when and how to use semantic HTML5 elements we will talk about their intended uses in depth. We will also learn how our HTML creates an outline using both headings and HTML5 sectioning elements. We will even gain insight into accessibility concepts and how using different elements changes how those using assistive technologies perceive our webpages by testing our project with a screen reader. By the end of this HTML training, you'll have a solid understanding of how you can write better, semantic HTML. Software required: Brackets, Google Chrome.

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Introduction and Project Overview
Semantic HTML

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Develops a foundational understanding of semantic HTML, which is standard in industry web design
Taught by Susan Simkins, who is recognized for their work in web development
Examines the concept of semantic HTML, which improves SEO and website accessibility
Uses a creative approach to teach HTML fundamentals

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Learners who complete Semantic HTML will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Front-End Developer
A Front-End Developer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining the visible components of a website or application. This course helps build a foundation for success in this role by introducing the concept of semantic HTML. By learning how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can create website prototypes that are not only visually appealing but also accessible and easy for users to navigate.
Web Developer
A Web Developer is responsible for developing and maintaining websites and applications. This course helps build a foundation for success in this role by introducing the concept of semantic HTML. By learning how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can create website prototypes that are not only visually appealing but also easier to make accessible to users.
User Experience Designer
A User Experience Designer is responsible for developing and evaluating user interfaces for websites and applications. This course may provide helpful insights for this role by introducing the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how devices and assistive technologies interpret HTML, you can make informed decisions about the structure and layout of your designs.
Content Strategist
A Content Strategist is responsible for developing and managing the content of a website or application. This course may be helpful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can create website prototypes with clear, organized, and accessible content.
Information Architect
An Information Architect is responsible for designing the structure and organization of a website or application. This course may be helpful for this role by providing a solid understanding of the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to use headings, sections, and other semantic elements, you can create website prototypes that are well-organized and easy for users to navigate.
SEO Specialist
An SEO Specialist is responsible for optimizing websites and applications for search engines. This course may be helpful for this role by providing insights into the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can create website prototypes that search engines can easily understand and index.
Technical Writer
A Technical Writer is responsible for writing documentation for software, hardware, and other technical products. This course may be useful for this role by introducing the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can create documentation that is clear and easy to understand.
Accessibility Consultant
An Accessibility Consultant is responsible for helping organizations make their websites and applications accessible to people with disabilities. This course may be helpful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to use semantic elements and how to create accessible content, you can help ensure that websites and applications are usable by everyone.
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining software applications. This course may be useful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can help ensure that the user interfaces you create are accessible and easy to use.
Project Manager
A Project Manager is responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects. This course may be useful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can help ensure that the project deliverables you create are clear and easy to understand.
Product Manager
A Product Manager is responsible for managing the development of a product, from its inception to its launch. This course may be useful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can help ensure that the user interfaces you create are accessible and easy to use.
Web Designer
A Web Designer is responsible for creating the visual design of a website or application. This course may be helpful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to use headings, sections, and other semantic elements, you can create website prototypes with a clear and organized visual hierarchy.
Systems Analyst
A Systems Analyst is responsible for analyzing and designing computer systems. This course may be useful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can help ensure that the systems you design are well-organized and easy to use.
Data Analyst
A Data Analyst is responsible for collecting, cleaning, and analyzing data. This course may be useful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can help ensure that the data you collect and analyze is well-organized and easy to understand.
Business Analyst
A Business Analyst is responsible for analyzing business processes and developing solutions to improve efficiency. This course may be useful for this role by providing an introduction to the concept of semantic HTML. By understanding how to write HTML that is descriptive and meaningful, you can help ensure that the solutions you develop are clear and easy to understand.

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