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Semantic HTML for Web Developers

The document provides 3 examples of websites - Smashing Magazine, Twitter, and Github - that make use of semantic HTML elements like <header>, <nav>, <main>, <article>, and <section> to structure their content in a way that improves accessibility. It also notes that Github uses a custom <details-menu> element for its navigation menu.

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Semantic HTML for Web Developers

The document provides 3 examples of websites - Smashing Magazine, Twitter, and Github - that make use of semantic HTML elements like <header>, <nav>, <main>, <article>, and <section> to structure their content in a way that improves accessibility. It also notes that Github uses a custom <details-menu> element for its navigation menu.

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George Moller

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3 Real World
Examples of
Semantic
HTML
01
George Moller
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Smashing Magazine
header
nav
ul
form <header>
header <nav>
main
<ul>
article
<form>
h2
<article>
time <h2>
<time>
<main>
article

form
02
George Moller
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Twitter
header section main
nav <header>
<nav>
<main>
<aside>
aside <section>

nav
02
George Moller
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Twitter
<article>
article section <section>

section
03
George Moller
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Github
header
nav
<header>
<nav>
nav
<main>
<details> & <summary>
<details-menu>
<details-menu> is actually

a custom element (see Web


Components standard) created by

details-menu github.

main

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