Welcome to my HTML5 repository! This repository is a comprehensive collection of my work in HTML5, covering everything from fundamental concepts to advanced topics. Each section showcases my exploration and practice with HTML5 features, organized into structured sections for my own development and reference. Feel free to explore and see how I’ve applied these HTML concepts in a practical context.

The repository is divided into three main directories:

1. basics/ - Foundational HTML concepts and elements.
2. intermediate/ - More complex structures and interactive HTML elements.
3. advanced/ - Advanced HTML5 techniques and APIs for dynamic content.

Each directory contains HTML files focused on specific topics, with detailed examples demonstrating my work with each concept.

This repository serves as a personal learning resource for me to document my progress and understanding of HTML5. Through these files, I have applied essential, intermediate, and advanced HTML elements to build a comprehensive foundation in HTML5. It reflects both my learning path and a personal reference to revisit concepts as needed.

The basics/ directory includes fundamental HTML elements, providing a solid starting point for building well-structured web pages.

• Topics Covered:
  • Basic HTML structure (index.html)
  • Text formatting and headings (text_elements.html)
  • Links and images (links_images.html)
  • Lists (lists.html)

The intermediate/ directory builds upon foundational skills with more advanced HTML elements for creating interactive and organized web content.

• Topics Covered:
  • Tables for structured data (tables.html)
  • Forms with various input types (forms_inputs.html)
  • Multimedia elements (media.html)
  • Semantic HTML elements (semantic_elements.html)

The advanced/ directory covers some of HTML5’s more powerful and intricate features, allowing for enhanced functionality and interaction.

• Topics Covered:
  • HTML5 form validation techniques (form_validation.html)
  • Metadata for SEO and social media optimization (metadata_seo.html)
  • HTML5 APIs, like Geolocation, Web Storage, and Canvas (html5_apis.html)
  • Special characters and entities (special_characters.html)

Although this is structured as my personal learning path, if you’re exploring HTML5 in a similar way, here’s a suggested progression:

1. Start with basics/ to get comfortable with essential HTML elements.
2. Move to intermediate/ to explore tables, forms, multimedia, and semantics.
3. Progress to advanced/ for more dynamic features, form validation, and HTML5 APIs.

To view my work:

1. Clone the Repository: Download the repository to your local machine.

   git clone https://github.com/Affan-Farooq/HTML5.git

2. Browse by Directory: Start with the basics/ directory and move through the sections at your own pace.
3. Experiment with Code: Each file is self-contained and can be modified in any text editor. Try out my examples and add your own variations to see HTML5 in action.

Here are some resources I found useful while working on this repository:

• MDN Web Docs - HTML Basics
• W3Schools HTML Tutorial
• HTML5 Specification - W3C

This repository reflects my personal work and learning, so while I welcome feedback, I may not accept contributions. However, if you have suggestions or constructive input, feel free to reach out.

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.