Explore the hidden wonders of HTML in this 22-minute conference talk from GOTO Chicago 2020. Dive deep into HTML semantics with Bruce Lawson, co-editor of the HTML5.3 specification, as he reveals how choosing the correct HTML elements can enhance user experience without additional code. Learn why HTML's declarative and fault-tolerant nature makes it superior to JavaScript for certain tasks, and discover the importance of structured data and accessibility in web development. Gain insights on future-proofing your code, making the internet more affordable, and understanding why the internet matters. Perfect for developers looking to elevate their front-end skills and create more user-friendly web experiences.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
TL; DR
Tim Berners-Lee
The raw materials
HTML is declarative & fault-tolerant
JavaScript is not declarative
Don't rely on JavaScript
HTML is more than div & span
"Structured data"
Accessibility is part of usability
What can you do?
How to make the Internet affordable
The Internet matters
Taught by
GOTO Conferences
