Some HTML5 Secrets and Tricks I Learned During a Bootcamp
Last year I started to learn CSS3, HTML5, JavaScript, JQuery, PHP at BAVC and Python at UC Berkeley. As a non-coder, I’m planning to share what I learned here. Maybe it’ll be useful or inspiring for those of you who are non-coders!
First things first. What is HTML5?
What a fancy name, huh? But HTML5 is just the latest version of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language).
Useful links:
Useful links I discovered in my HTM5 journey:
Code editor: Brackets
It is an awesome open-source editor written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
HTML5 Validator
It helps you validate your code.
HTML5 templates
Beautiful templates for free!
Favicon creator
Create your favicon based on an image that you can edit, or even draw your own favicon.
Rounded corners
Add rounded corners to an element and visualize it, then just copy the code and paste into your code editor.
Zombie Ipsum generator
Tired of the Lorem Ipsum generators? Use the Zombie Ipsum generator instead.
Need placeholders in your designs or code?
Some research said that kitten images make a design or code prettier. I love kittens!
Sample Videos or Test Videos, Voilá!
Are you looking for videos of different resolution and sizes to test while designing or developing a mobile app? This is the place to check!
Online Photo Editor
Yes… this really exists…. and it can save your life sometimes.
Learn HTML with Songs
What a great idea. OMG, I love this!
HTML Characters
14,500 HTML character entities and common Unicode characters.
Looking for a Domain Name?
Search domain names that are currently available.
Video Converter
Tools for converting video from nearly any format to a selection of supported codes.
Host
Affordable web hosting!
I want to acknowledge my teacher, Olen Sanders, who taught me the HTML5 + CSS3 class at BAVC and showed me most of the links I’m sharing with you in this post.
I hope these tips will be useful for you. If you’re a coder yourself or not a coder, I’d be happy to receive your feedback and tips!
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