HTML Tag Playground
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π·οΈ How does code change what's on screen? Pick a word and press tag buttons β <b> makes it bold and <mark> highlights it! With code above and the preview below, see instantly what changes. π§± Next, build a page: stack titles, paragraphs, lists, dividers, and buttons to create a real webpage. π Finish with 5 code-reading quizzes β guess the screen just by reading the code. This app was built with code too. Want to remix and add more tags?
About this app
HTML Tag Playground is an interactive educational web app designed to teach coding beginners and kids fundamental HTML tags through visual side-by-side feedback. Users can apply formatting tags to individual words, stack page blocks to build a custom mini website, and test their code comprehension with interactive quizzes. By showing code and visual preview changes simultaneously, it makes learning web structure intuitive and fun.
Use cases
- Elementary and middle school students taking their first steps in web development
- Teachers looking for an interactive visual tool to demonstrate HTML tags in the classroom
- Coding beginners who want to understand how markup code translates to visual web elements
Features
- Interactive word tagger with real-time text formatting tags like bold, italic, underline, and highlight
- Page builder block system to stack headings, paragraphs, list items, dividers, and buttons
- Real-time side-by-side split view comparing raw HTML code against live rendered output
- Five-question code reading quiz to test comprehension of HTML tags and rendered results
- Reorderable and removable page blocks with instant code synchronization