Html Glossary
Browse 9 html terms defined in plain English, from the cultural dictionary of computing.
9 Html Terms
- ARIA
- Accessible Rich Internet Applications — a set of HTML attributes that add semantic meaning to elements for assistive technologies. Roles (role='dialog'),...
- DOM
- DOM, or Document Object Model, is a programming interface that represents an HTML or XML document as a tree structure of objects, where each node corresponds...
- HTMX
- A JavaScript library that extends HTML with attributes for making AJAX requests, handling WebSocket connections, and performing CSS transitions directly from...
- iframe
- An HTML element that embeds another HTML page within the current page — a page within a page. Once the backbone of web layouts (frames), now primarily used for...
- Markup
- Markup refers to a system of annotations or tags added to text to define its structure, formatting, and semantics, separate from the content itself. The...
- Responsive Images
- HTML techniques for serving appropriately sized images based on the viewer's screen size, pixel density, and supported formats. Uses srcset (multiple...
- Semantic HTML
- Using HTML elements for their intended meaning rather than their visual appearance — <nav> for navigation, <article> for articles, <button> for buttons, not...
- Tag
- A label or marker attached to an entity for identification or categorization — in HTML, an element like <div>; in Git, a named reference to a specific commit...
- XHTML
- Extensible HyperText Markup Language — a reformulation of HTML as a strict XML application, requiring well-formed syntax (closed tags, quoted attributes,...
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