HTML Pocket Reference

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Jennifer Niederst Robbins provides a streamlined manual for web developers who need quick answers while coding. This reference simplifies the vast landscape of HTML by organizing tags into a logical, accessible format. It serves as a reliable companion for anyone building websites, offering a clear look at the building blocks of the internet. By focusing on practical application, the author ensur…

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