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The Hypertext Markup Language
is the standard markup language for creating Web pages, no matter how simple or complex.
Hypertext
refers to how links on the Web let users move from one document to another.
Tim Berners-Lee
HTML has been evolving as a technology standard since in 1993.
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
It manages the specifications of what is in HTML and what is not. Companies that create web browsers take their specifications and implement behaviors expected when browsers come across any of the allowed formatting, such as making text bold, changing its color, and even both simultaneously.
HTML Document
It is a text file created in any text editor containing textual content, elements, attributes, and tags such as <html>, <head>, <title>, and <body>.
HTML Element
It is the component of an HTML document containing formats, instructions, and semantic meaning. It consists of a start tag, content, and an end tag,
Paragraph
<p></p> – the basic unit of text in an HTML document.
HTML Attribute
It is placed within an element's opening tag, which can contain multiple attributes separated by a space.
<p class=”important”> Hello World! </p>
HTML Tags
These keywords define how web browsers will format and display the content on an HTML file. They are the starting and ending parts of an HTML element.
Headings
These are titles or subtitles that can be displayed on a webpage.
Links
A href attribute that specifies the URL of the webpage the link goes to
Form
It is a alternative way to interact with the server and collect user inputs.
HTML Table
It consists of table cells that allow web developers to organize and arrange data into rows and columns.
Table Header
<th> the top row of the table that acts aas a title for the type of information in each columns.
Table row
<tr> used to indicate the number of rows displayed in a table.
Table data
<td> holds the data displayed in a table.
HTML Structure
HTML follows a proper structure to have an organized syntax in an HTML document.
<!DOCTYPE>
short for Document Type Definition that tells the browser or any software reading the HTML document what type of document is about to be processed.
<html>
also referred to as “root element.” It is the container for
all other HTML elements except for <!DOCTYPE>.
<title>
shows extra information about an element.
<head>
the container for metadata (data about data) which is
placed between the <html> and the <body> tags.
<meta>
used to specify the page description, author of the
document, character coding, and other metadata.
<body>
defines the content in an HTML document displayed in
the browser.
<link>
defines the connection between the current document
and an external source.
<script>
used to embed a client-side script (JavaScript) that
either contains scripting statements or points to an external script
file through the src attribute.