HTML β Elements
- HTML elements are used to create the structure, content, and layout of a web page.
- HTML elements are represented by tags, which are enclosed in angle brackets (<>).

HTML Elements Explained Like a House π‘
π The Foundation
<html> β The Outer Structure
The <html>
tag wraps everything inside your webpage, just like the walls of your house hold everything inside.
π The Blueprint
<head> β The Planning
The <head>
contains important behind-the-scenes details like the title, metadata, and styles. Think of it as the house blueprint β you donβt see it, but itβs essential!
πͺ The Main Structure
<body> β The Visible Parts
The <body>
tag is like the walls, doors, and windows of your house. Everything visible inside your webpage (text, images, buttons) belongs here!
π· Room Labels
<h1> to <h6> β Organizing Spaces
Headings (<h1>
to <h6>
) are like room signs πͺ. A big βLiving Roomβ sign (<h1>
) is the most important, while small labels (<h6>
) help with organization.
π Adding Details
<p> β Furniture and Comfort
Paragraphs (<p>
) add details to your page, just like furniture makes a house feel cozy. Without them, it would be an empty space!
π¨ Decorations
<img> β The Visual Appeal
Images (<img>
) add personality, like photos, paintings, or decorations on the wall. They make your webpage look more alive!
π Connecting Rooms
<a> β Doors to Other Places
Links (<a>
) act like doors connecting different rooms (or web pages). Clicking on them takes you somewhere else!
π‘ Build Your Dream Webpage!
Bringing Everything Together
With these elements, you can build your dream webpage, just like constructing a perfect house! π‘β¨
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