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Welcome to the HTML Interview Questions repository! Here you'll find a comprehensive list of HTML questions covering basic to advanced topics, including Emmet, forms, semantic HTML, and SEO basics.
- What does HTML stand for?
- What is the purpose of HTML?
- What are the basic structure tags of an HTML document?
- Explain the difference between HTML elements and HTML tags.
- What is the <!DOCTYPE> declaration?
- How do you create a comment in HTML?
- What are empty elements in HTML?
- Explain the difference between
<div>
and<span>
. - What is the purpose of the
<meta>
tag? - How do you create a hyperlink in HTML?
- What is Emmet?
- How do you expand Emmet abbreviations?
- Provide an example of an Emmet abbreviation for creating a div with a class of "container" and two nested divs with classes "header" and "main".
- What is the purpose of HTML forms?
- How do you create a form in HTML?
- Explain the attributes of the tag.
- What are form controls in HTML?
- Explain the difference between the and <textarea> elements.
- How do you create a drop-down list in HTML?
- Explain the purpose of the
required
attribute in form elements. - What is the difference between the "GET" and "POST" methods in form submission?
- What is semantic HTML?
- Provide examples of semantic HTML tags.
- Why is semantic HTML important for accessibility and SEO?
- Explain the purpose of the
<header>
,<footer>
,<nav>
, and<article>
tags. - How does semantic HTML improve website structure and readability?
- What is SEO?
- How does HTML structure affect SEO?
- Explain the importance of using descriptive <title> tags.
- What is the purpose of the tag?
- How do you create a proper HTML hierarchy for SEO?
- Explain the significance of using alt attributes in tags for SEO.
- How can structured data markup benefit SEO?
- What are HTML5 semantic elements?
- Explain the difference between HTML and XHTML.
- How do you embed audio and video in HTML?
- What is the purpose of the element?
- How do you embed SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) in HTML?
- What is the purpose of the <iframe> element?
- Explain the concept of web accessibility and how HTML supports it.
- How can you implement responsive design using HTML?
- What is the purpose of the "aria-" attributes in HTML?
- How do you use the <details> and <summary> elements in HTML?
- Explain the purpose of the
- What is the purpose of the and elements?
- How do you create a custom data attribute in HTML?
- What is the purpose of the <script> tag in HTML?
- How do you embed external scripts in HTML?
- Explain the difference between inline and external CSS.
- What is the purpose of the tag in HTML?
- How do you embed fonts in HTML?
- What is the purpose of the <style> tag in HTML?
- How do you create a horizontal line in HTML?
- Explain the purpose of the tag.
- How do you create a table in HTML?
- What are the different types of lists in HTML?
- How do you create a definition list in HTML?
- Explain the purpose of the and tags.
- What are HTML5 Web Storage APIs?
- Explain the difference between localStorage and sessionStorage.
- What is the Geolocation API in HTML5?
- How do you use the Canvas API in HTML5?
- What is the purpose of the Drag and Drop API in HTML5?
- Explain the concept of Web Workers in HTML5.
- How do you link CSS to HTML?
- What is the CSS box model?
- Explain the purpose of CSS Flexbox and Grid layouts.
- How do you create CSS animations in HTML?
- What is the purpose of CSS preprocessors like Sass and LESS?
- How can you use media queries in HTML to create responsive designs?
- What are CSS frameworks and how do they benefit HTML development?
- How can you optimize images for SEO?
- What is the purpose of a sitemap.xml file in SEO?
- Explain the concept of canonical URLs and their importance in SEO.
- How do you create SEO-friendly URLs in HTML?
Feel free to use these questions for interviews, study, or reference purposes. Good luck!