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HTML and HTML5: The basics of web development

The foundation of every website is HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), and with the introduction of HTML5, web development has evolved. HTML is used to define the structure of web pages and organize the content. It provides tags to identify headings, paragraphs, images, links and more.

HTML5, as the latest version, introduces additional features that improve web development. These include native support for video and audio material, semantic elements for a clearer structure, and APIs that improve the interaction between browser and website.

With the integration of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), the appearance of a website is designed. CSS enables the definition of colors, fonts, layouts and other visual aspects. References to external CSS files can ensure consistent designs on multiple pages.

CSS3 extends the capabilities of CSS. It offers animations, shadows, rounded corners and transparency. By using CSS3, the appearance of a website can be modernized and made more appealing.

In modern web development, the combination of HTML5 and CSS3 is crucial to creating engaging, well-structured and visually appealing websites. Using these technologies not only improves the user experience, but also contributes to search engine optimization, as clean code and efficient structures are preferred by search engines.

Tobias Schottstädt

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Hey 👋 my name is Tobias Schottstädt and I am a full-stack developer from Kassel, Germany. As a HTML specialist from Kassel I may be able to support you in your project. Planning a project or looking to modernise your existing website? Take a look at my services or drop me a line – I look forward to hearing from you! |

I build custom websites and web applications with PHP and JavaScript – with Laravel, Livewire and Vue.js at the heart of my stack. From a well-designed backend to a clean, responsive frontend and technical SEO, you get everything from a single source. What drives me: software that not only works today, but is still a joy to maintain five years from now.