HyperText Markup Language (HTML) Exercises
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Typeface
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Eyebrow headline
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Alt text
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Handwriting typeface
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Hero image
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Common font styles
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Header
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Tags
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Typographic hierarchy
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Line height
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Use the alt attribute
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Description lists
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Indicate links that open in a new window
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Flush right alignment
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Flush left alignment
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Specify link destination
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Footer
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Size of your smallest heading
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The <head> tag
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Block quotes
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Use the <table> element for tabular data
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Use the <href> attribute for links
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Use the <th> element for table headers
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Use the image's text as an alt attribute
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Use the <caption> element for the table title
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Empty HTML element
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Tags vs. elements
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Inline-level elements
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Unordered lists
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The container tag <span>
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The inline frame tag <iframe>
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Smaller type elements
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Block-level elements
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Start with your body size
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The <title> tag
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W3C
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<!DOCTYPE html>
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The <body> tag
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The <picture> tag
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Ordered lists
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Hierarchical grids
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Consider lists for organizing related items
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HTML
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The <html> tag
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Defining pre-formatted text
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The title attribute
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The link tag <a>
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Deleted text
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The alt attribute
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