Why & When to Use Semantic HTML Elements over Divs
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I was confused by the difference between article and sections until I found this video. Awesome content! 👍
I have worked in soft dev (mainly in mobile) for over a decade. I used to work a long, long, loooonggg time ago on websites. They have gotten more complex, to say the least, and are in their own category nowadays with so many things to consider. Thank you for the explanation and the level of detail. Def got me as a sub! keep up the great work.
I use sections to create sections of content on the page and then if I need to divide up the section for styling I use a div for that
your way of teaching is very good, english isn't my first language, I understand like 70% of the words and still understand you, even with reaaaaly basic knowledge of programming. Thank you so much for your content, keep it up.
One of the greatest video that explain semantic tags in depth and briefly at the same time.
A very clear and professional introduction. thanks!
Had been reading about web accessibility and sematic tags all day and was looking for an explanation on the distinction between section and article, this provided answer to that and some other questions as well. Thank you!
I did study this material on focus on SoloLearn and really clear to know the structure here you explain in detail thank you for posting this video very clear and consistent
"I'm under the impression that semantic HTML is one of those things that everybody sells as a super important good practice, but nobody really ever ends up using. Am I wrong?
You are actually right, my brother is a developer and in his company everyone uses only div thats all
@@onlytrends2916 thanks for the piece of knowledge!
Segmentic base on my understanding was not always available untill html5 I guess
I was confused about sections and articles till you explained it, thanks
Thank you! This explanation and examples helped me understand the tags. Well done!
thanks for the overall explanation with the examples, this was what I wanted!!!
1:36 From what I understand, a element isn't for "the most important links on a page", but rather it just specifies a grouping of links on the page. It is NOT uncommon to have them in the footer. The important thing is that *if you have multiple elements you need to label them.* This is done using an attribute called aria-label="" or aria-labelledby="" with an h tag child containing an id set equal to the value in aria-labelledby="". Dave Gray did a nice explanation of this particular topic here: th-cam.com/video/kX3TfdUqpuU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nqgp6qUcEy9_5bkq&t=450
I like to use div in my sections as nested... because I separate contents inside the section and better to toggle for styling
I think we can still use a nav element in the footer section. We just have to use an arial-label to specify what section they belong to.
i thought html is easy but when i trying to do project in my own then i finded what the heck how to use this things i thought nuh developing is not for me but when i watch your video i am happy now
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Really your example and explanation are very actually very good
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Finally a clear explanation on the subject. Thank you very much.
`15 minutes ago I was not be able to use them in the right place now I can use them in the right place I really want to say thanks from the bottom of my heart 😊
That was a good explanation of html
Now I understand what it's meant and how to apply... Thanks
Div stands for division, not divider. 😊 1:05
Appreciate the effort. Any idea when you will be releasing the web design course, or the React course? I'd be interested in those.
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Thank you, I understand it a bit better. Nice Content
I love this kind of videos, insightful, and fun to watch. Thanks.
Great Explanation . Earned a Subscriber..
I feel dumb for not knowing or ever figured out by myself that div was short for divider
Thank you! You're very helpful.
thanks bro
good stuff mate, was clear and helpfull.
I ALWAYS use article and inside sections I tjink is more semantic surround a whole article and divide the article in sections because you can have for example an article about cats and inside sections like food, sex, ages, dead, etc.. that has no sense if you pu it out of the article but if you put put the whole article has meaning, and i use header even in a section and articles i use footer too inside articles and even aside and navs if i got some links inside that article in the aside, you can mix it elements and it is good
thanks!
Hey thanks so much for the great content!
this is really helpful and easy to understand. I have a question though, what are screen readears/accessibility mean?
Screen readers are a feature that some phones and computers use to read and help blind people.
This Is the best video ever🎉🎉
Good video, thanks
Very helpful
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What’s the best way to set up html in the head and body, that will make it mobile friendly or screen friendly where if screen is bigger it still comes out the same
Use min(), max(), create a style for mobile first then add media queries with min-width to style content when the screen gets bigger.
04:00 it is raining here as well.
22:28 August 10, 2024
большое спасибо мне очень понравился данный урок а вам, не так ли?
why did stripe put the stuff in a div that is confusing though
My #1 interest is knowing how to quickly create my own site "template" for a small Svelte or React project. For the former (Svelte) perhaps that means using Pico CSS and...flexbox for layout? For the latter (React)...I'm not sure (Tailwind is generally for larger projects, and is flexbox sufficient, or bootstrap overkill?). Do you have either videos or coursework that cover this "mastery of making a site template/layout"? I suppose just a video/course that shows how easily(?) flexbox replaces bootstrap layout? As for styling, I'm not excited about a CSS deep-dive because...as stated...I only have small projects and I don't want to take a ton of time to learn all the intricacies of CSS if something like Pico CSS will suffice.
Hi, I highly recommend you check out my CSS-course. Flexbox is king but you need to know CSS grid too, everything else is just an abstraction built on top of plain CSS (easy to learn once you’ve mastered CSS itself)
good stuff
What theme is this?
I really likes the video but shouldn't section include atleast one heading?
you de esser is working hard asf
To be honest, this shit right here is why I wanted to quit lol. I got so frustrated
u forgot to mention details, dialog, summary and data
I hear a Dutch accent :)
what is that sound in the background? so annoying