HTML/CSS
HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is a markup language
for the web; the web browser reads the HTML document and composes
it into the visual web page.
HTML consists of element s that makes up the structure of the
document using tags that describe the layout, headings, paragraphs,
hyperlinks and images.
The way that the HTML is designed and the layout of the page will
affect accessibility and search engine optimization (SEO) such as
enabling readability of assistive technologies such as screen
readers, headers marked appropriately and content placed near the
top of the document .
XHTML is used to create all the websites that I build, which is a
later and stricter version of HTML, a standard that is recognised
by the newer web browsers.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used to
present the formatting and positioning of elements within an HTML
document or web page.
CSS allows the separation of content and formatting resulting in
smaller and cleaner HTML documents enabling pages to load faster,
giving a more consistent and flexible design, the ability for the
same content to be presented for different devices such as
assistive technologies improving accessibility.