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Started by Hamolicious [2232961] on in API Development.

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  • Bug [1455582] Committee · 3 likes ·
    You can use this handy tool to rate your own HTML, it'll tell you what you've done wrong as well as a little explanation about how to fix it. Beyond that you mainly want to test it across different browses, …
Hamolicious [2232961] · #1 · edited
Just wrote a template for a website I am considering to write, (I finished learning the basics of HTML literally as I am typing this ) just wanted someone who understands HTML to review the code and tell me how bad it is : )

The page will be used for TORN purposes!

If you are willing, please message me on Discord: hamolicious#3251
Bug [1455582] Committee Committee · #2
You can use this handy tool to rate your own HTML, it'll tell you what you've done wrong as well as a little explanation about how to fix it. Beyond that you mainly want to test it across different browses, operating systems and screen sizes to see if it looks good (and ideally the same) across them all.

Also, this is not really API related?
Hamolicious [2232961] · #3 · edited
it will be using api in the future, all i wanted to know, if i am going the correct way towards it
EDIT:
The reason it is in API Dev, is becasue I am rewriting my Previous Project to a website instead of C# Forms
Sulsay [2173590] Tester · #8
Technically not hard, but writing semantically correct and easy to reason about html+css can be a whole different story.
masterakos [2314925] · #9
Basically what you write in HTML is based on your JavaScript code. For example if you use AngularJS then the code doesn't look like regular HTML.