Let’s be real: we’ve all felt like that tiny alien at some point—standing on the edge of a busy street on a Friday night, wondering if we’ll ever make it to the other side. In Run Little One: Alien Dash, the stakes are just a bit higher. It’s not just about getting home; it’s about […]

Hi everyone! We’ve covered quite a lot of ground so far. My free course now includes 26 lessons that break down all the essential HTML fundamentals. With what you’ve learned, you already have everything you need to build your first simple, yet fully functional website. Before we move forward, it’s time to see how well […]

Creating an interactive website is hard to imagine without media content. Whether it’s background music for atmosphere, a podcast, or a promotional video—HTML5 provides simple and powerful tools to implement these elements. In this article, we will cover the HTML basics for working with multimedia. 1. Embedding Audio: The <audio&g...

Choosing the right hook to create a table is not just a matter of “will the code work,” but a matter of your site’s performance. If you choose the wrong moment to call dbDelta, you could slow down your site or create unnecessary load on the database. Let’s look at the main options and their […]

Sometimes, standard WordPress features like Posts and Meta Fields aren’t enough for complex projects. In such cases, creating your own database table is the most efficient way to optimize performance and data structure. 1. Reference Code for Creating a Table To interact with the database, we use the dbDelta function. Its main advantage is ...

Hello, friends! Today, I want to share a useful trick — how to use the “download” attribute in HTML5 to create links that allow users to download files directly from your website. Want your users to quickly download “.zip”, “.rar” archives, or even images and PDF documents? It’s simple! Let’s...

Hello, friends! As a web developer working with websites, scripts, and plugins, I often use comments in my code to make my future work easier. Commenting is an essential practice that should be considered whether you are writing the code alone or working in a team. So, why should you add comments in HTML? It’s […]

If you love Android games that make you think and react quickly, then Maze Monster is exactly what you need. This exciting game for smartphones will immerse you in a world of intricate 2D mazes filled with dangerous enemies, tricky traps, and plenty of adventure. Conquer the Mazes and Escape the Enemies In Maze Monster, […]

WordPress provides a flexible capabilities system that allows you to precisely control who can perform specific actions on your site. These permissions can be applied to different user roles such as subscriber, author, editor, and administrator, as well as custom roles. In this article, we will look at the main access permissions, their purpose,...

Short version: you’re not asking AI — you’re giving it a task.Long version: let’s break it down. After 2 years of working with AI (back when it was much dumber and answered like a drunk Stack Overflow), I learned one simple rule: Output quality = input quality AI is not a mind reader. It doesn’t […]

Sometimes it’s more convenient to show a catalog not on a separate page, but on top of the current content. One simple option is a sliding panel on the side of the screen. In this example, the catalog is implemented without external libraries: CSS handles the animation, and a small JavaScript snippet manages the state. […]

Hi, friends! Let’s talk about a topic that makes everyone who earns with ideas a little nervous. You look at neural networks — and your heart skips a beat. You type a prompt — and here’s an image in the style of the Mona Lisa holding an avocado. You write “create code for a one-page […]

When I first started building custom websites, I thought: “The design is all that matters; the browser will figure out the code somehow.” Boy, was I wrong. My first major fail happened because of a single line at the very top of the file that I completely ignored. Today, let’s talk about DOCTYPE—a tiny element […]

Many websites lose traffic not because of design or content, but because of small things inside <head> that are missing or done poorly. In this lesson — only what actually matters: <title> and its impact on search results; useful <link> tags: favicon, canonical, preload. <title> — the most important tag in <...

You can build clean layout and valid HTML, but without meta tags a website is hard to understand for browsers, search engines, and social networks. Meta tags define basic rules: how to read a page, how to index it, and how to display a link. In this HTML from scratch lesson — only useful meta […]

When creating a website, it’s important to immediately set the website encoding. Without it, text may display incorrectly: letters turn into strange symbols. In this lesson from the HTML from scratch series, we cover only what’s necessary: what encoding is and how to correctly set website encoding in HTML. What website encoding is En...