Cheat Sheet: Hyperlinks, Navigation & Portfolio (HTML, CSS, JS) Strengthening my frontend fundamentals by revising key concepts of hyperlinks and navigation menus in HTML. 🔹 Anchor tags <a> for internal & external linking 🔹 Using href, target="_blank", and download attributes 🔹 Creating navigation menus with <ul> and <li> 🔹 Linking sections using IDs for smooth scrolling 🔹 Making images clickable 🔹 Following best practices like using alt text Understanding these basics helps in building clean, user-friendly portfolio websites with proper navigation and structure. Consistency in learning. Progress every day. 💻✨ #WebDevelopment #FrontendDeveloper #HTML #CSS #JavaScript #Portfolio #LearningJourney
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