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A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering basic HTML tags, structure, formatting, lists, tables, forms, and layout elements.
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Specifies that the document is written in HTML5.
The starting tag that wraps all content in an HTML document.
Contains metadata and information about the HTML document.
Sets the name of the website displayed on the browser tab.
Contains all the visible content of the website.
The biggest heading tag.
The smallest heading tag.
Formats text to be bold.
Formats text to be italic.
Formats text to be underlined.
Highlights the enclosed text.
Displays the enclosed text in a smaller size.
Displays text with a strikethrough, indicating it is deleted.
Formats text as superscript, such as in x2.
Formats text as subscript.
Defines a paragraph of text.
Creates a new line break.
Creates a horizontal line to separate content.
Used to embed an image; requires src and alt attributes.
src
An attribute for the image tag that specifies the path to the image file.
alt
An attribute for the image tag that provides a text description of the image.
Defines an unordered list using bullets.
Defines an ordered list using numbers.
Defines an individual list item within a
The container tag for creating a table.
Defines a row within a table.
Defines a standard cell within a table row.
Used for header cells in a table, such as 'Name' or 'Age'.
Creates an input field for plain text.
Creates an input field specifically for passwords.
An input field for entering email addresses.
Creates a button used to submit a form.
A block-level container for other elements.
An inline container for content.
Defines content for the top of the page.
Used for a set of navigation links.
Defines a specific section of the page content.
Defines independent or self-contained content.
Used for sidebar content away from the main text.
Defines content for the bottom of the page.
Used to embed video content; requires a src attribute and can include controls.
Used to embed audio files; requires a src attribute and can include controls.
A multi-line text input area.
Used in conjunction with
Used to embed another document or website within the current page via a src attribute.