With this site you'll learn how to write HTML code on your own. The site is full of information carefully written and organized to let you learn all the characteristics of the HTML code in the simplest way.
As you will see around the site, it is our philosophy to write HTML code manually and clean, and to respect the standards as they are designed to make web pages reach everyone. Our first recommendation to all HTML authors is to begin using XHTML. This is a new version of the HTML standard based on XML that's designed to be available in devices with low processing capabilities like PDAs and cell phones (estimated to be widely used in a future).
All this information is easy to find and navigate, even when the site is full of it. The whole site is basically divided in two parts: the HTML tutorials and the HTML reference.
In the HTML tutorials you can find a list of tutorials that will teach you step by step, as a professor would, all the characteristics of the HTML code. The tutorials contain clear explanations (with images when necessary) and good examples.
The HTML reference is a set of resources designated to help webmasters to write their HTML code. For example you can find tables containing character encodings, language codes, country codes, etc., that you may use to write your pages as a writer does with a dictionary.
The most important part of the HTML reference is the HTML tags reference. This page shows a list of tags for the HTML 4.01 standard, with links to reference pages for each one of the 83 non-deprecated tags. Each one of these pages will give detailed information about the tag, like attributes, events, examples, etc. with full descriptions about each one of them.
Of course, this content is not intended to stay static, you can always contact us to let us know what we can do to make your learning experience better. We look forward to add or correct any information in this site, please don't hesitate, and help us fill this site with all the information needed by webmasters to write HTML code manually.
We hope you find this site useful and learn from it.
Diego Ponce de León