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HTML A markup language used to organize and structure content on a webpage.
CSS A language used to control the appearance and layout of a webpage.
Webpage single page of information that can be viewed in a web browser.
Tag HTML code that tells the browser what type of content is being added.
Attribute Extra information added inside an HTML tag to control or describe an element.
Validation
Element A complete HTML component, usually including an opening tag, content, and closing tag.
Form A webpage section used to collect information from a user.
Validation Checking that user input follows certain rules before it is accepted.
Responsive Design Designing a webpage so it works properly on different screen sizes.
Accessibility Designing websites and technology so people with different abilities can use them.
Selector The part of CSS that identifies which HTML element will be styled.
Property The CSS feature you want to change, such as color or font size.
Value The setting assigned to a CSS property, such as blue or 20px.
Syntax The rules for correctly writing code in a programming or markup language.
Source Code The written instructions that make up a program or webpage.
Algorithm A step-by-step set of instructions for solving a problem or completing a task.
Debugging Finding and fixing errors in code.
Testing Checking a program or webpage to make sure it works as expected.
IDE Integrated Development Environment; software used to write, run, and test code.
User Experience The overall experience a person has while using a website or application.
User Interface The visual buttons, menus, text, forms, and other elements users interact with.
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