- <html>
- The root element that wraps the entire webpage.
- <head>
- Contains metadata (not visible on the page), like title and links.
- <title>
- Sets the title of the webpage (shown in the browser tab).
- <body>
- Contains all the visible content on the page.
- <h1>
- Headings (h1 is largest, h6 is smallest).
- <p>
- Defines a paragraph of text.
- <br>
- Inserts a line break.
- <hr>
- Creates a horizontal line (section divider).
- <strong>
- Makes text bold with importance (semantic).
- <em>
- Italicizes text with emphasis (semantic).
- <span>
- Inline container for styling small portions of text.
- <div>
- Block-level container for grouping content.
- <a>
- Creates hyperlinks to other pages or websites.
- <img>
- Displays an image.
- <video>
- Embeds a video.
- <audio>
- Embeds sound/audio content.
- <ul>
- Unordered (bulleted) list.
- <ol>
- Ordered (numbered) list.
- <li>
- List item (used inside ul or ol).
- <table>
- Creates a table.
- <tr>
- Table row.
- <td>
- Table data cell.
- <th>
- Table header cell.
- <header>
- Top section of a page (logo, title, nav).
- <nav>
- Navigation links/menu.
- <main>
- Main content of the page.
- <section>
- Groups related content.
- <article>
- Independent content (like blog posts).
- <footer>
- Bottom section (copyright, contact info).
- <form>
- Container for user input fields.
