I just finished learning HTML after using YouTube, tutorialspoint and some PDF.
Hoping to go to CSS course later.
Rate my first work

You work is okay for a start. Before you jump to CSS, learn HTML5 tags like header, footer, section, aside, article...

Also try to separate different components with divs.

But you sure say no be because of girl you come learn code?

Karleb:
You work is okay for a start. Before you jump to CSS, learn HTML5 tags like header, footer, section, aside, article...

Also try to separate different components with divs.

But you sure say no be because of girl you come learn code?

Lolz.
I would have learnt coding since last year but too much procastination, and hard for beginner.
U won't imagine I was learning JS as beginner then, crazy right and I am a good video editor.
So it is a do or die affair this year.
So I started with HTML and I am grabbing well.
I can code with now we'll but still need some perfection and more practice.
By the time, I am very good at coding probably next year or 2023.
I will probably create a Tiktok alternative, since I can video edit...
Thanks brother for the advice.

Telegram234:
I just finished learning HTML after using YouTube, tutorialspoint and some PDF.
Hoping to go to CSS course later.
Rate my first work

what app do you use for coding?? Anwriter??

Love na real scam my brother. Don't fall for it. You're doing great

TechCapon:
what app do you use for coding?? Anwriter??

Love na real scam my brother. Don't fall for it. You're doing great

I use quoda app.
Best app ever.
Both text editor and interpreter

Telegram234:
I just finished learning HTML after using YouTube, tutorialspoint and some PDF.
Hoping to go to CSS course later.
Rate my first work

Nice job. I have a few pointers though.

1. You nested an 'hr' element within an 'h1' element. While you are free to do this, it is not semantically recommended. By the HTML standards, heading elements (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6) are not supposed to have child elements. Also use heading elements for semantic purposes, not presentation purposes.
2. You didn't use the 'hr' element properly. The 'hr' element is an empty element, so it has no content or closing tag - just an opening tag.
3. Similar issue with your 'br' element, it is also an empty element.
4. The 'big' element is a deprecated element, it is no longer recommended for use.
5. The 'strike' element has also been deprecated, it is not valid HTML5. Use the 'del' or 's' elements instead.
6. Be careful how you use 'b', 'em', 'strong', and 'i' elements. Make sure you use them semantically and not for presentation purposes, especially the 'em' and 'strong' elements.

naijasensei:


Nice job. I have a few pointers though.

1. You nested an 'hr' element within an 'h1' element. While you are free to do this, it is not semantically recommended. By the HTML standards, heading elements (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6) are not supposed to have child elements. Also use heading elements for semantic purposes, not presentation purposes.
2. You didn't use the 'hr' element properly. The 'hr' element is an empty element, so it has no content or closing tag - just an opening tag.
3. Similar issue with your 'br' element, it is also an empty element.
4. The 'big' element is a deprecated element, it is no longer recommended for use.
5. The 'strike' element has also been deprecated, it is not valid HTML5. Use the 'del' or 's' elements instead.
6. Be careful how you use 'b', 'em', 'strong', and 'i' elements. Make sure you use them semantically and not for presentation purposes, especially the 'em' and 'strong' elements.

Tanks for the advice.

You are doing well. Keep learning and you will become awesome at it.

Nice one op.
I also recently finished HTML as well.
As you start learning CSS you might see yourself having to refer back to clear up grey areas in HTML, particularly the block elements like div, section,footer etc.
You'll be classifying a lot of them and getting them to work with lots of other inline elements,in assigning your attributes. This is normal,and only constant practice will lead to mastery of most elements.
JS will also take you back to API,SVG,Canvas etc..
Good luck and welcome.

Telegram234:
I just finished learning HTML after using YouTube, tutorialspoint and some PDF.
Hoping to go to CSS course later.
Rate my first work

bro I just start to learn coding using HTML...pls which app can you recommend to use on PC?

Lordsagna:


bro I just start to learn coding using HTML...pls which app can you recommend to use on PC?

Quoda app.
It is the best.
Both text editing and interpreting.
Best ever..
I love the app.

Rgade:
Nice one op.
I also recently finished HTML as well.
As you start learning CSS you might see yourself having to refer back to clear up grey areas in HTML, particularly the block elements like div, section,footer etc.
You'll be classifying a lot of them and getting them to work with lots of other inline elements,in assigning your attributes. This is normal,and only constant practice will lead to mastery of most elements.
JS will also take you back to API,SVG,Canvas etc..
Good luck and welcome.

Thanks bro

Honeywell20:
You are doing well. Keep learning and you will become awesome at it.

Thanks

You really tried. Make sure you go with HTML 5 tags. So that you can be up to date with your learning.