Topic 1: HTML Intro
Web pages are created and structured using HTML, a standard language that specifies the presentation and arrangement of content. It is made up of a number of components that tell web browsers how to present text, including links, paragraphs, and headings. Although web browsers do not show the HTML tags themselves, they do comprehend these elements to generate the page correctly.
Topic 2: Basic HTML
All HTML documents are organized using tags such as <html>, <body>, and others for content, and they must start with a document type declaration. Tags from <h1> to <h6>, paragraphs with <p>, and links with <a> are used to specify headings. Right-clicking on any webpage and choosing "View Page Source" or "Inspect" will allow you to inspect and modify the HTML source code.
Topic 3: Elements of HTML
A start tag, content tag, and end tag create an HTML element; some elements, such as line breaks, are empty and do not need an end tag. All documents are made up of nested HTML elements, which allow one element to contain additional elements. Although lowercase tags are advised for consistency and compliance with newer document types, HTML is not case sensitive.