Humanizing The Markup Language: Thoughtful Semantics for Better Web Experiences
summary
Claims that most accessibility problems vanish with proper HTML and cites a recent scan finding 199 of top 200 sites have invalid HTML. Recommends using browser-native controls instead of clickable divs — use native button or anchor — and tests with an HTML validator, MDN, the ARIA authoring practices guide, plus small quizzes (games) to learn. Notes about 112 (≈114) HTML tags as a concrete target for practical knowledge.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Humanizing HTML semantics
- 3:08Who I am and my accessibility journey
- 5:39HTML misunderstood and undervalued
- 8:13Semantic HTML for accessibility
- 10:06Semantic landmarks
- 12:34Headings and navigation
- 14:24Accessibility and SEO basics
- 16:13Divs and spans limits
- 19:02Native HTML elements
- 21:30ARIA role
- 23:56Semantic HTML foundation
- 25:40HTML core skill
- 26:24HTML knowledge test
