This guide will provide you with an overview of HTML templates and commonly used tags, including semantic tags and other useful tags.
Semantic tags are used to describe the structure and content of a page in a more meaningful way. Here are some commonly used semantic tags:
<header>: Used to represent the header of the page or a section.<nav>: Used to represent a navigation section.<main>: Used to represent the main content of the page.<section>: Used to represent a standalone section of a page.<article>: Used to represent standalone and reusable content, such as a blog post.<aside>: Used to represent related but non-essential content, such as advertisements.<footer>: Used to represent the footer of the page or a section.
These semantic tags help search engines and screen readers understand the structure and meaning of your content.
In addition to semantic tags, there are many other useful tags for building HTML pages. Here are some examples:
<div>: Used to group elements and apply CSS styles.<span>: Used to apply styles to a specific part of text within an element.<img>: Used to insert an image into the page.<a>: Used to create hyperlinks to other pages or resources.<ul>and<li>: Used to create unordered lists.<ol>and<li>: Used to create ordered lists.
These tags allow you to structure your content and add interactive elements to your pages.
Feel free to explore further in the HTML documentation to discover more tags and their uses.
This README was created to provide an overview of HTML templates and commonly used tags. You can use it as a starting point in your projects to create well-structured and semantic web pages.