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From-Tags-to-Pages-Navigating-HTML-for-Seamless-Web-Development

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From-Tags-to-Pages-Navigating-HTML-for-Seamless-Web-Development

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  1. From Tags to Pages: Navigating HTML for Seamless Web Development Welcome to "From Tags to Pages: Navigating HTML for Seamless Web Development." In this presentation, we'll explore the importance of HTML in web development and provide an overview of HTML tags and elements.

  2. Basic HTML Structure Document Type Declaration Head Section Begin with the doctype declaration to specify the version of HTML being used. Add metadata, CSS links, and JavaScript references within the head section. Body Section Contains the visible content of the web page, including text, images, and other elements.

  3. HTML Tags for Page Structure Header Tags Navigation Tags Main Content Tags Footer Tags Use <header> and <h1-h6> tags to define the main heading and subheadings. Include information and links in the <footer> section to provide additional context. Navigate users within the website using <nav> and <a> tags. Structure the main content using <main> and appropriate tags like <section> and <article>.

  4. HTML Tags for Text Formatting 1 2 Paragraph Tags Heading Tags Use <p> tags to indicate separate paragraphs of text. Use <h1-h6> tags to prioritize and structure headings on the web page. 3 Bold, Italic, and Underline Tags Enhance the appearance of text using <strong>, <i>, and <u> tags, respectively.

  5. HTML Tags for Lists Unordered Lists Ordered Lists Create unordered lists using the <ul> tag and list items with <li> tags. Use the <ol> tag to create ordered lists with various numbering styles such as decimal, uppercase, or lowercase.

  6. Conclusion 1 Recap of Key Points HTML is vital in web development, providing structure, formatting, and functionality. Understanding HTML tags and elements is essential. 2 Importance of Knowing HTML Knowing HTML empowers developers to create seamless web experiences and ensures compatibility across different platforms and devices.

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