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Web development involves learning how to create websites and web applications using coding languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Students begin by understanding the structure and layout of web pages with HTML, then style those pages with CSS to make them visually appealing. we also learn how to add interactivity with JavaScript, making web pages dynamic. As we progress, we delve into responsive design, back-end development, and more advanced concepts to build full-fledged websites.

below are some basic html tags and the use of those tags

Firstly there is the 'HTML' open
and closing tags which is the
root of the html document

Then you have the 'HEAD' open and
closing tags that contain the
metadata, links to stylesheet and other
information about the document

Inside the 'BODY' open and closing
tags contain the contant of the html document

This are some css style added to make the image expand image

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unorder list

order list

  1. this
  2. is
  3. an
  4. ordered
  5. list

Example of creating table using html and css

This is the
table you can
create a table using
HTML and can
put in the table rows,
data and use css
to put in the
borders for the table

This table below contains some basic HTML tags and definition

Note that all this tags are used inside a < > less than and greater than signs

TAGS DEFINITION
html Defines the root of an HTML document.
head Contains metadata, links to stylesheets, and other information about the document.
body Contains the visible content of the HTML document.
title Sets the title of the document shown in the browser tab.
meta Provides metadata about the HTML document, such as character encoding or author.
link Defines the relationship between a document and an external resource (most often used for linking stylesheets).
script Defines client-side JavaScript or links to an external script file.
style Defines CSS styles directly in the HTML document.
div A container used to group content and structure the layout
span Used to group inline elements or text for styling
header Represents a header section of a webpage
footer Defines a footer section of a webpage.
section Defines a section in the document, often used for grouping content logically.
article Represents a self-contained, independent piece of content.
nav Defines navigation links.
aside Represents content that is tangentially related to the main content.
h1-h6 defines headings
p defines paragraph
a Defines hyperlinks
img Embeds an image in the page
audio Embeds an audio file.
video Embeds a video file.
source Specifies multiple media resources for elements like audio tags and video tags.
ol Defines an ordered (numbered) list.
ul Defines an unordered (bulleted) list.
li Defines a list item.
table Defines a table
tr Defines a row in a table
td Defines a cell in a table.
th Defines a header cell in a table
form Defines an HTML form for user input
input Defines an input field in a form.
button Defines a clickable button.
textarea Defines a multiline text input field.
select Defines a dropdown menu
br Defines a line break.
hr Defines a horizontal rule (line).

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