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HTML: Building Blocks of the

Web
Welcome to this presentation on HTML, the foundation of the World Wide
Web. We'll explore its key elements, structure, and how it's used to create
websites you see every day.

BA by Bhavesh Adwanj
What is HTML?
Markup Language Foundation of the Web
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It's a language HTML is the core language used to create webpages. It
that tells web browsers how to display content on a webpage. provides the basic structure, content, and layout of any
website.
HTML Elements and
Structure

1 1. Head Element 2 2. Body Element


Contains metadata about the Defines the visible content of
webpage, like title, links, and the webpage, including text,
scripts. images, and other elements.

3 3. Nested Elements
HTML elements can be nested inside one another to create
complex structures.
HTML Tags and Attributes
Tags Attributes Example: Paragraph
HTML uses tags to define elements. Attributes provide additional This is a simple example of a
Tags come in pairs: an opening tag ( information about elements. For paragraph element using HTML tags
example, the href attribute defines and attributes:
) and a closing tag (
the URL for a link.
).
<p>This is a paragraph element.
</p>
HTML Syntax and Formatting

Case Sensitivity
HTML tags are not case-sensitive, but it's good practice to use lowercase
for consistency.

Opening and Closing Tags


Most elements require both an opening and closing tag. Some elements
are self-closing, like

Comments
Comments are ignored by browsers and are used to add notes and
explanations to code.
HTML Semantic Elements
1 Semantic HTML
Semantic elements describe the meaning and purpose of
content, making code more readable and accessible.

2 Examples
Examples include <header>, <nav>, <article>, <aside>,
<footer>, and more.

3 Benefits
Semantic HTML improves website accessibility, SEO, and
makes code easier to maintain.
HTML Forms and User Input
Form Elements
1 Forms are used to gather information from users, with
various input types like text, email, password, and more.

Validation
2 HTML allows you to validate user input to ensure data quality
and prevent errors.

Submission
3 Forms send data to a server for processing, enabling user
interaction and website functionality.
Responsive Web Design with HTML
Viewport Meta Tag
The <meta name="viewport"> tag tells browsers how to scale and render
1
webpages on different devices.

Flexible Layouts
2 Use CSS media queries and flexible units like percentages to create
layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.

Mobile-First Approach
3 Design for mobile first and then enhance for larger screens,
ensuring a good experience on all devices.
Conclusion and Next Steps
Foundation for Web Development
1 HTML is the bedrock of web development. It's essential for understanding how websites are built and
how they work.

Further Exploration
2 Continue learning about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create dynamic and
interactive websites.

Practice and Experiment


3 Build your skills by practicing HTML coding and
experimenting with different web designs.

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