Alin Rauta

Random HTML Tags - The easiest way to learn HTML

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Anssi Uimonen
You could add buttons that reload the page, or "Gimme another one" button
Alin Rauta
@radikaalanssi Done! I liked your "Gimme another one" button name idea and I borrowed it ☺️
Alin Rauta
Hi there, I made a website for beginners, so that they could learn HTML easier. What do you think? Do you find it useful? Cheers,
Joost Schuur
@rautaalin It could use a little bit of context. Some code examples maybe? It looks like the description is coming straight from the HTML spec, so right now it reads a bit... rigid.
Alin Rauta
@joostschuur Thanks for your feedback! There is definitely room for improvement. I will add some improvements, like the one you said maybe and a refresh button, so the user wouldn't have to refresh the page every time.
Wilbert Heinen
Should be a chrome/firefox plugin that shows a html tag everytime a new tab is opened like http://mainichi.me/
Alin Rauta
@wilbertheinen Your feedback has been heard! The next thing I will build it will be this plugin since I like your idea a lot.
Vlad Arbatov
Seems to be down.
Alin Rauta
@vladzima I checked now and it seems to work. Can you check it out and tell me if it works?
Vlad Arbatov
@rautaalin Yeap it's definitely up but still doesn't open on my devices; must be some error with my network.
Alin Rauta
@vladzima Any glitches you encounter please let me know. I put it on cloudfare for the ssl certificate and I thought it won't have any problems in being up all the time, but it wasn't the case after all.
Aram Shahinyan
The arrows on mobile version don't work. The orange background is not the best option in your case, because the easiest for eye is reading black letters on white background. I would also advise using a serif font.
Alin Rauta
@aramiggs The arrows are part of the title, which apparently is misleading. I would add a refresh button shortly
Alin Rauta
I also put a mail form for those would like to receive a daily random HTML tag in their inbox.