What is HTML?
HTML is the standard markup language used to describe the structure and meaning of web pages. Browsers interpret HTML elements to present text, links, images, forms, and other content.
Where is HTML used?
- Website page structure
- Forms and accessible interfaces
- Email templates
- Content consumed by browsers and search engines
Prerequisites to learn HTML
- No programming experience is required
- A browser and text editor
- Basic understanding of files and web addresses
Advantages of HTML
- Simple to start learning
- Supported by every browser
- Provides semantic structure for accessibility and SEO
- Works naturally with CSS and JavaScript
Limitations of HTML
- Does not provide application logic by itself
- Visual styling requires CSS
- Poor markup choices can harm accessibility
Start learning HTML
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