HTML Structure: The Building Blocks

Welcome to the second lesson! Today, we’ll learn about the structure of an HTML document and how its parts fit together. Think of this as learning the skeleton of a web page.

The HTML Document Structure

An HTML document has a specific structure that the browser understands. It’s like a recipe that tells the browser what to do.

The basic parts of an HTML document are:

• Doctype Declaration: Tells the browser this is an HTML document.
• HTML Tag: Contains all the content of the page.
• Head: Holds information about the page (like the title).
• Body: Holds the content visible to the user.