<!DOCTYPE html>
Declares the document type and version of HTML (HTML5) at the top of the page.
<html>
The root element that wraps all the content on the webpage.
<head>
Contains metadata, links to stylesheets, scripts, and the document title.
<title>
Sets the title of the page shown in the browser tab.
<body>
Contains all the visible content of the webpage.
<h1>
Headings, with <h1> as the most important and <h6> the least.
<p>
Paragraph element, used for blocks of text.
<br>
Line break within text (no closing tag needed).
<hr>
Horizontal rule (line) often used to separate content sections.
<strong>
Emphasizes text with strong importance (usually bold).
<em>
Emphasizes text with stress (usually italic).
<span>
Inline container for styling or scripting text without structural meaning.
<div>
Block-level container for grouping content and applying styles or layout.
<a>
Anchor tag for hyperlinks to other pages, sections, or external sites.
<img>
Embeds an image into the page (self-closing).
<video>
Embeds a video player.
<audio>
Embeds an audio player.
<source>
Specifies media file sources inside <video> or <audio>.
<ul>
Unordered list (bulleted).
<ol>
Ordered list (numbered).
<li>
List item within <ul> or <ol>.
<header>
Introductory section or container for navigation/logo.
<nav>
Navigation section for links to other pages or parts of the site.
<main>
The main content area unique to the page.
<section>
Thematic grouping of content, often with a heading.
<article>
Independent, self-contained content (e.g., blog post, news article).
<aside>
Side content related to the main content (e.g., sidebar).
<footer>
Footer section, usually containing contact info, links, or copyright.
<form>
Container for user input elements and submission.
<input>
Input field for text, passwords, checkboxes, etc.
<label>
Describes an <input> field to make forms more accessible.
<button>
Clickable button for submitting forms or triggering actions.
<textarea>
Multi-line text input area.
<select>
Drop-down list for selecting an option.
<option>
Option inside a <select> dropdown.
