Semantic HTML & Responsive Layouts
Posted on 27 Aug '24 filed under Miscellaneous
These past few weeks, I frequently delve into tutorials, mainly studying HTML 5 and learning about Semantic HTML which have been around for quite sometime, but simply ignored it because we refused to change our old habits of coding back then. Currently, I'm testing around how responsive layouts work (along with me viewing other's source codes to study how they work) which in the future is intend to be implemented for mobile and tablet devices.
We're well-aware almost 90% of our designs are static (meaning the content and design cannot be adjusted for any devices) and will need lots of time to convert to this idea fully, granted that there are also projects that requires more focus. Regrettably, there are way too many fanlistings to convert at this point, as well as our other network sites—we should've started on fixing our old ways of coding long time ago. Therefore, our top priority for now is to implement semantic HTML on newer sites that are already coded in DIV (table-less) as they are simple to convert.
We're well-aware almost 90% of our designs are static (meaning the content and design cannot be adjusted for any devices) and will need lots of time to convert to this idea fully, granted that there are also projects that requires more focus. Regrettably, there are way too many fanlistings to convert at this point, as well as our other network sites—we should've started on fixing our old ways of coding long time ago. Therefore, our top priority for now is to implement semantic HTML on newer sites that are already coded in DIV (table-less) as they are simple to convert.