HTML (HyperText Markup Language)

HTML ist die Standard-Auszeichnungssprache für Webseiten. Es strukturiert Inhalte mit Tags für Text, Bilder, Links, Formulare und eingebettete Medien.

MIME-Typ

text/html

Typ

Text

Komprimierung

Verlustfrei

Vorteile

+ Universal support in every web browser and email client
+ Semantic elements improve accessibility and SEO
+ Extensible with CSS for styling and JavaScript for interactivity
+ Human-readable source that is easy to inspect and debug

Nachteile

− Verbose syntax compared to Markdown for simple content
− Rendering inconsistencies between browsers require testing
− Static HTML alone has limited interactivity without JavaScript

Wann Sie .HTML verwenden sollten

Verwenden Sie HTML für Webseiten, E-Mail-Newsletter und Webdokumentation — die Grundlage für CSS-Styling und JavaScript-Interaktivität.

Technische Details

HTML verwendet verschachtelte Tags zur Definition eines Document Object Model (DOM). HTML5 fügte semantische Elemente, native Video/Audio, Canvas und WebSocket hinzu.

Geschichte

Tim Berners-Lee schlug HTML 1989 am CERN vor. HTML5 wurde 2014 fertiggestellt und wird als lebender Standard von WHATWG weiterentwickelt.

Von .HTML konvertieren

.html → .c .html → .cpp .html → .css .html → .csv .html → .docx .html → .epub .html → .go .html → .java .html → .jpg .html → .js .html → .json .html → .jsx .html → .keynote .html → .md .html → .mobi .html → .numbers .html → .odp .html → .ods .html → .odt .html → .pages .html → .pdf .html → .png .html → .ppt .html → .pptx .html → .py .html → .rs .html → .rtf .html → .tex .html → .ts .html → .tsx .html → .txt .html → .xlsx .html → .xml

In .HTML konvertieren

.c → .html .cpp → .html .css → .html .csv → .html .docx → .html .epub → .html .go → .html .java → .html .jpg → .html .js → .html .json → .html .jsx → .html .keynote → .html .md → .html .mobi → .html .numbers → .html .odp → .html .ods → .html .odt → .html .pages → .html .pdf → .html .png → .html .ppt → .html .pptx → .html .py → .html .rs → .html .rtf → .html .tex → .html .ts → .html .tsx → .html .txt → .html .xlsx → .html .xml → .html

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