# HTML Basics
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the language used to build the structure of a webpage. Every website starts with HTML, which tells the browser what to display. HTML is made up of tags, and each tag has a different job.
<html> — Contains the entire webpage.<head> — Stores information about the page, such as the title and links to CSS files.<body> — Contains everything visitors can see on the webpage.<h1> - <h6> — Creates headings. <h1> is the largest heading, while <h6> is the smallest.<p> — Creates a paragraph of text.<br> — Adds a line break without starting a new paragraph.<hr> — Draws a horizontal line across the page.<a> — Creates a clickable hyperlink to another webpage.<img> — Displays an image.<button> — Creates a clickable button.<div> — Groups sections of a webpage together for styling or layout.<span> — Styles or changes a small part of text without creating a new section.<ul> — Creates a bulleted (unordered) list.<ol> — Creates a numbered (ordered) list.<li> — Creates an item inside a list.<input> — Creates a text box, checkbox, or other form input.<textarea> — Creates a multi-line text box.<form> — Groups input fields so users can submit information.