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[ES]HyperText Markup Language (HTML) es un lenguaje muy sencillo que permite describir hipertexto, es decir, texto presentado de forma estructurada y agradable, con v?nculos o enlaces (hyperlinks) que conducen a otros documentos o fuentes de informaci?n relacionadas y con inserciones multimedia (gr?ficos, sonido, etc.). Este lenguaje fue desarrollado por Tim Berners-Lee durante los a?os 90 y ha proliferado con el crecimiento explosivo de la Web. Durante este tiempo, el lenguaje HTML se desarrollo de diferentes maneras, pero la Web en s? misma depende de que todos los desarrolladores compartan las mismas convenciones HTML, lo que ha motivado un trabajo colectivo en la especificaci?n de HTML a lo largo de un gran periodo de tiempo. En este cap?tulo se introduce el lenguaje y se presentan ejemplos b?sicos
[EN]HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is a very simple language for describing hypertext, i.e. text presented in a structured and pleasant way, with links (hyperlinks) leading to other documents or related information sources and multimedia insertions (graphics, sound, etc.). This language was developed by Tim Berners-Lee during the 90s and has proliferated with the explosive growth of the Web. During this time, the HTML language developed in different ways, but the Web itself depends on everyone sharing the same HTML conventions, which has led to collective work on HTML specifi-cation over a long period of time. This chapter introduces the language and presents basic examples.
1203.17 Inform?tica, Usabilidad web, 1203.17 Informática, Web Usability
1203.17 Inform?tica, Usabilidad web, 1203.17 Informática, Web Usability
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