- What is HTML?
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML is not a programming language, but is used to structure web pages and content.
- What is HTML used for?
Giving structure and styling attributes to web content.
- Why are we learning HTML?
HTML enables us to create websites that serve as the front-end of a DAPP (decentralized app), allowing the user to interact with smart contracts.
- What is an HTML tag?
An HTML tag encloses the content you are structuring for the browser to read. Itâs like labelling an element of your content for the web browser.
- What is the structure of an HTML tag?
The tag content
- What is an attribute?
An attribute is added inside an HTML tag to include additional information about an element, which for text content might be itâs colour, or font size.
- What is the anatomy of an HTML document?
Every HTML doc consists of head and body elements at a minimum.
The head tag encloses all information included about the tag which is not visible on the page, such as the Title tag, the Description, Keywords etc.
The Body tags enclose all the content visible on the page itself. Inside the Body tags you would find text in Paragraph elements, tagged âpâ. Or image elements, enclosed within âimgâ tags.
All elements are enclosed inside âhtmlâ tags, with opening and closing tags at the beginning and the end of the document.