3.3 Personalized Approach to Web Design through HTML (1)
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- HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language
- HTML is a foundation technology used to create web pages and applications
- HTML5 is a digital document accessible through the Internet using a web browser
- HTML tags are keywords that help give an HTML page structure
- Tags are the backbone of any HTML document since every HTML file includes tags
- Classification of Tags:
- Paired Tags: Tags that come in pairs with an opening start and closing or end tags. They are case-sensitive.
- Examples: <p> </p>, <h1> </h1>, <body> </body>
- Unpaired Tags: Single or stand-alone tags that do not require an end tag and give definition to their content.
- Examples: <b>, <hr>
- Structural Tags:
- <!DOCTYPE html>: Used to declare the type of document
- <html> </html>: Identifies the page as an HTML document
- <head> </head>: Keeps information about the web page
- <title> </title>: Displays the title of the web page in the browser tool bar
- <body> </body>: Defines the document's body and contains all the content of an HTML document
- <br>: Used to insert a single line break
- <center> </center>: Used to align text in the text to center
- Main Parts of an HTML File:
- HTML Document Head: Contains important information about the web page such as the title and style
- HTML Document Title: Seen on the top left corner of the browser
- HTML Document Body: Location of all the contents of the webpage
- Attributes are modifiers of HTML tags that provide additional information
- Wireframe Diagrams show the structure of a web page using outlines for each content type and widget
- Site Diagram indicates the structure of the site as a whole and how individual pages relate to one another