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Professional HTML: semantic markup, accessibility, forms, SEO fundamentals, and document structure. Use when writing or reviewing HTML.
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# HTML Pro
## Overview
HTML is **the most important layer of the web** — and the most undervalued. Semantic, accessible
markup works everywhere: screen readers, search engines, reader modes, no-JS baselines, and future
maintainers. Professional HTML means choosing elements for *meaning* (not default styling), building
forms the platform way, structuring documents for assistive tech, and treating accessibility as
correctness.
The through-line: use the platform — the browser already knows how to do most of what you're
rebuilding in JavaScript.
## When to use