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1616 <h6>The Basic Language of the Web: HTML</h6>
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33- < h2 > The Basic Language of the Web: HTML</ h2 >
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45- Posted by < strong > Laura Jones</ strong > on Monday, June 21st
46- 2027
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20+ < header class ="main-header ">
21+ < h1 > 📘 The Code Magazine</ h1 >
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5731
58- < p >
59- All modern websites and web applications are built using three
60- < em > fundamental</ em >
61- technologies: HTML, CSS and JavaScript. These are the languages
62- of the web.
63- </ p >
64-
65- < p >
66- In this post, let's focus on HTML. We will learn what HTML is
67- all about, and why you too should learn it.
68- </ p >
69-
70- < h3 > What is HTML?</ h3 >
71- < p >
72- HTML stands for < strong > H</ strong > yper< strong > T</ strong > ext
73- < strong > M</ strong > arkup < strong > L</ strong > anguage. It's a markup
74- language that web developers use to structure and describe the
75- content of a webpage (not a programming language).
76- </ p >
77- < p >
78- HTML consists of elements that describe different types of
79- content: paragraphs, links, headings, images, video, etc. Web
80- browsers understand HTML and render HTML code as websites.
81- </ p >
82- < p > In HTML, each element is made up of 3 parts:</ p >
83-
84- < ol >
85- < li class ="first-li "> The opening tag</ li >
86- < li > The closing tag</ li >
87- < li > The actual element</ li >
88- </ ol >
89-
90- < p >
91- You can learn more at
92- < a
93- href ="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML "
94- target ="_blank "
95- > MDN Web Docs</ a
96- > .
97- </ p >
98-
99- < h3 > Why should you learn HTML?</ h3 >
100-
101- < p >
102- There are countless reasons for learning the fundamental
103- language of the web. Here are 5 of them:
104- </ p >
105-
106- < ul >
107- < li class ="first-li ">
108- To be able to use the fundamental web dev language
109- </ li >
110- < li >
111- To hand-craft beautiful websites instead of relying on tools
112- like Worpress or Wix
113- </ li >
114- < li > To build web applications</ li >
115- < li > To impress friends</ li >
116- < li > To have fun 😃</ li >
117- </ ul >
118-
119- < p > Hopefully you learned something new here. See you next time!</ p >
120- </ article >
121-
122- < aside >
123- < h4 > Related posts</ h4 >
124-
125- < ul class ="related ">
126- < li >
127- < img
128- src ="img/related-1.jpg "
129- alt ="Person programming "
130- width ="75 "
131- width ="75 "
132- />
133- < a href ="# "> How to Learn Web Development</ a >
134- < p class ="related-author "> By Jonas Schmedtmann</ p >
135- </ li >
136- < li >
32+ < article >
33+ < header class ="post-header ">
34+ < h2 > The Basic Language of the Web: HTML</ h2 >
35+
13736 < img
138- src ="img/related-2.jpg "
139- alt ="Lightning "
140- width ="75 "
141- heigth ="75 "
37+ src ="img/laura-jones.jpg "
38+ alt ="Headshot of Laura Jones "
39+ height ="50 "
40+ width ="50 "
41+ class ="author-image "
14242 />
143- < a href ="# "> The Unknown Powers of CSS</ a >
144- < p class ="related-author "> By Jim Dillon</ p >
145- </ li >
146- < li >
43+
44+ <!-- using ids is not a good practice -->
45+ < p id ="author ">
46+ Posted by < strong > Laura Jones</ strong > on Monday, June
47+ 21st 2027
48+ </ p >
49+
14750 < img
148- src ="img/related-3.jpg "
149- alt ="JavaScript code on a screen "
150- width ="75 "
151- height ="75 "
51+ src ="img/post-img.jpg "
52+ alt ="HTML code on a screen "
53+ width ="500 "
54+ height ="200 "
55+ class ="post-image "
15256 />
153- < a href ="# "> Why JavaScript is Awesome</ a >
154- < p class ="related-author "> By Matilda</ p >
155- </ li >
156- </ ul >
157- </ aside >
158-
159- < footer >
160- <!-- using ids and inline styles is not a good practice -->
161- < p id ="copyright " class ="copyright text " style ="color: #444 ">
162- Copyright © 2027 by The Code Magazine.
163- </ p >
164- </ footer >
57+ </ header >
58+
59+ < p >
60+ All modern websites and web applications are built using
61+ three
62+ < em > fundamental</ em >
63+ technologies: HTML, CSS and JavaScript. These are the
64+ languages of the web.
65+ </ p >
66+
67+ < p >
68+ In this post, let's focus on HTML. We will learn what HTML
69+ is all about, and why you too should learn it.
70+ </ p >
71+
72+ < h3 > What is HTML?</ h3 >
73+ < p >
74+ HTML stands for < strong > H</ strong > yper< strong > T</ strong > ext
75+ < strong > M</ strong > arkup < strong > L</ strong > anguage. It's a
76+ markup language that web developers use to structure and
77+ describe the content of a webpage (not a programming
78+ language).
79+ </ p >
80+ < p >
81+ HTML consists of elements that describe different types of
82+ content: paragraphs, links, headings, images, video, etc.
83+ Web browsers understand HTML and render HTML code as
84+ websites.
85+ </ p >
86+ < p > In HTML, each element is made up of 3 parts:</ p >
87+
88+ < ol >
89+ < li class ="first-li "> The opening tag</ li >
90+ < li > The closing tag</ li >
91+ < li > The actual element</ li >
92+ </ ol >
93+
94+ < p >
95+ You can learn more at
96+ < a
97+ href ="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML "
98+ target ="_blank "
99+ > MDN Web Docs</ a
100+ > .
101+ </ p >
102+
103+ < h3 > Why should you learn HTML?</ h3 >
104+
105+ < p >
106+ There are countless reasons for learning the fundamental
107+ language of the web. Here are 5 of them:
108+ </ p >
109+
110+ < ul >
111+ < li class ="first-li ">
112+ To be able to use the fundamental web dev language
113+ </ li >
114+ < li >
115+ To hand-craft beautiful websites instead of relying on
116+ tools like Worpress or Wix
117+ </ li >
118+ < li > To build web applications</ li >
119+ < li > To impress friends</ li >
120+ < li > To have fun 😃</ li >
121+ </ ul >
122+
123+ < p >
124+ Hopefully you learned something new here. See you next time!
125+ </ p >
126+ </ article >
127+
128+ < aside >
129+ < h4 > Related posts</ h4 >
130+
131+ < ul class ="related ">
132+ < li >
133+ < img
134+ src ="img/related-1.jpg "
135+ alt ="Person programming "
136+ width ="75 "
137+ width ="75 "
138+ />
139+ < a href ="# "> How to Learn Web Development</ a >
140+ < p class ="related-author "> By Jonas Schmedtmann</ p >
141+ </ li >
142+ < li >
143+ < img
144+ src ="img/related-2.jpg "
145+ alt ="Lightning "
146+ width ="75 "
147+ heigth ="75 "
148+ />
149+ < a href ="# "> The Unknown Powers of CSS</ a >
150+ < p class ="related-author "> By Jim Dillon</ p >
151+ </ li >
152+ < li >
153+ < img
154+ src ="img/related-3.jpg "
155+ alt ="JavaScript code on a screen "
156+ width ="75 "
157+ height ="75 "
158+ />
159+ < a href ="# "> Why JavaScript is Awesome</ a >
160+ < p class ="related-author "> By Matilda</ p >
161+ </ li >
162+ </ ul >
163+ </ aside >
164+
165+ < footer >
166+ <!-- using ids and inline styles is not a good practice -->
167+ < p id ="copyright " class ="copyright text " style ="color: #444 ">
168+ Copyright © 2027 by The Code Magazine.
169+ </ p >
170+ </ footer >
171+ </ div >
165172 </ body >
166173</ html >
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