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Coding with HTML




HTML is Hyper Text Markup Language. It is the standard language to code websites. It describes the structure and content of a website. Basically, the coding of HTML consists of a series of tags that describe the way content is to be shown in the browser. Apart from this, HTML code, also, consist of information for the crawlers or search engine bots, that help them understand, index and rank the content of a webpage.

If you are interested in Web Designing, learning of HTML is a must to understand the intricacies of the code. There are many CMS Platforms like Wordpress available to design a website but backend is still HTML code. So, study the following topics of HTML to master the Website Design.

✅Basic Tags and Document Structure

✅Images

✅HTML Tags

✅Tables

✅Page Formatting Tags

✅IFrame

✅Text Items and Objects

✅Form

✅Lists

✅Video & Audio

✅Links

✅API


HTML alone cannot provide the wonderful websites, we are used to scroll everyday. Use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and Java Script (JS) is a must to improve the design.

⭐ HTML is used to create the structure of a website.

⭐ CSS is used to stylize the website.

⭐ JS is used to increase the interactivity of the website.

Hope this information was useful for you. Happy Designing❗
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