What should a Front-End professional know from HTML (4 + 5)?

Question

Books

Searched the net for books on HTML. I found this one - "HTML and XHTML. The Definitive Guide, 6th Edition". Yes, it has 750 pages! Does WEBer really need to know everything from there? In general, what are the main points of HTML in your opinion that everyone should know?

Answer 1

Hahaha! If you want to connect your life with IT, then get ready for the fact that you will need to master 500-1000 pages of technical documentation per month.

Answer 2

know a professional

If you do not know English, start with it, if you know, then it is not clear where you are looking. (on the Chinese internet?)
Author: Eric A. Meyer, Estelle Weyl
ISBN-10: 1449393195
Year: 2017 Pages: 1090
Language: English
Author: Eric A. Meyer
ISBN-10: 978-1492033394
Year: 2018
Pages: 208
Language: English
Author: Keith J. Grant
ISBN-10: 1617293458
Year: 2018
Pages: 472
Language: English
Author: Steve Lindstrom
ISBN-10: 1491906421
Year: 2016
Pages: 160
Author: Patrick M. Carey
ISBN-10: 1305503937
Year: 2017 Pages: 872
Language: English
Author: Frahaan Hussain
ISBN-10: 1787287068
Year: 2018 Pages: 292
Language: English
Author: Mark J. Collins
ISBN-10: 1484224620
Year: 2017
Pages: 560
Author: Jeanine Meyer
ISBN-10: 148423863X
Year: 2018
Pages: 425
Language: English
Год издания: 2017
Автор: Minnick J.
Издательство: Cengage Learning
ISBN: 978-1305578166
Серия: Shelly Cashman Series
Язык: Английский

Answer 3

In semantics, you need to rummage perfectly, look at the BEM doc
https://ru.bem.info/methodology/

Answer 4

Good day.
First, don't split HTML into different versions: doctype html is versionless now.
Second, do the same with CSS.
Third, learn JavaScript. Pay special attention to supporting new language features in older browsers and polyfills
Fourth, take some time to get familiar with UI/UX
And ​​for dessert, here's a map for you Modern Front End Developer (in English)

Answer 5

This is just a small part of what you need to know.

Answer 6

This is not a textbook, but a reference book, to be honest.
Handbooks do not teach, but keep next to them.
That's all you need to know about guides.
After a couple of projects, the hands themselves will find the desired page.
This, of course, is all figurative, Google was not launched yesterday like that.

Answer 7

Um, I think you just need to know what's new in html5 compared to version 4. The basic things a css3 front-end developer needs to know, preprocessors (optional), and javascript.
Here's the javascript you need to know well.

Answer 8

alas, the web is far from just HTML