STRUCTURE OF AN HTML DOCUMENT
An HTML document consists of two, main parts: the Head and the Body.
- HEAD
Head is the first part of an HTML document. It consists of the Title page and other parameters that the browser will use.
- BODY
The actual of a page are found in the body, which includes the text and the tags. The textual part gives the actual information contained in a web page and the tags define the appearance of the document.
- TAGS
- Every HTML: tag is a name followed by an optional list of attributes, ll enclosed between less than and greater than brackets.
- The beginning tag starts with the name of the tag and the ending tag starts with a slash followed by the name of the tag as shown:
<B>Starting and Ending tag</B> - Some tags can be used alone and some must be used in pairs.
- The starting tag can have attributes and values. The ending tag cannot have attributes or values, but must have a slash before the name.
- An attribute, if present in a tag, must be followed by an equal sign and a value associated with it.

