What is HTML?
HTML stands for HyperText Markup. It is the structure of all the pages. It includes content including text and images. HTML elements are made of characters located inside brackets. Every tag has a beginning and end. The end has a slash to close it. The HTML can have different size headers from h1-h6. It also has paragraphs. These are located in the body part of the code.
Attributes
An attribute explains in more detail what the element is. It is comprised of two parts: the name and value. The name of the attribute should be in lowercase and tell the computer extra information on what you want the content to look like. The value is the setting for the attribute. It should have double quotes around them. Most attributes need to be used with specific elements
Body, Head, and Title
The body is anything that the user can see. The head is information about the site. This is invisible and usually includes a title. The title is included in the URL once someone is on your site. This is located in the title bar. These three are basic coding for a website. Because HTML stands for HyperText Markup it means links can be added so viewers can move from one page to the next. The coder is allowed to annotate the text and customize to their liking.