- <html>
- Root element of the entire document.
- <head>
- Holds metadata and resources.
- <title>
- Sets the browser tab title.
- <body>
- Contains visible page content.
- <meta>
- Provides metadata (charset, viewport, etc.).
- <link>
- Links external resources (like CSS files).
- <style>
- Internal CSS styling.
- <script>
- Embeds or links JavaScript.
- <header>
- Top section (logo, heading, nav).
- <nav>
- Navigation menu.
- <main>
- Main content area.
- <section>
- Groups related content.
- <article>
- Independent piece of content.
- <aside>
- Sidebar or extra info.
- <footer>
- Bottom section of the page.
- <div>
- Generic container (non-semantic block).
- <h1> to <h6>
- Headings of different levels.
- <p>
- Paragraph text.
- <span>
- Inline container for styling small parts of text.
- <strong>
- Important text (usually bold).
- <em>
- Emphasized text (usually italic).
- <mark>
- Highlights text.
- <small>
- Smaller, less important text.
- <blockquote>
- Long quoted section.
- <q>
- Short inline quote.
- <ul>
- Unordered list (bullets).
- <ol>
- Ordered list (numbers).
- <li>
- List item.
- <a>
- Hyperlink to another page or section.
- <img>
- Displays an image.