You can't go on the Internet without seeing HTML in action, but the Internet is a great place for finding out about HTML, too. The following table lists some valuable online resources for more information about HTML.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| HTML Tutorial | This W3Schools site provides a complete tutorial and references on how to use all HTML tags. |
| W3C Markup Validation Service | Use this site to check the validity of your HTML. The validator also checks tags against doctype. |
| Index of Elements | Index of all HTML elements with links describing how to use them. |
| HTML 4.0 Guidelines for Mobile Access | W3C guidelines for creating HTML4 websites. |
| Overview of HTML5 guidelines. | |
| HTML5 Demos and Examples | Several good examples of how to use HTML5 for specific applications, complete with browser compatibility. |
Reference | A complete reference of HTML5 tags and how to use them. |
| The Great WebKit Comparison Table | A chart of WebKit HTML tags and which devices support them. |
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