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Review the following HTML elements and follow the instructions

at the end of the file :


<html> – Root element of an HTML document.
<head> – Contains metadata and links to external resources.
<title> – Sets the title of the document.
<base> – Specifies the base URL for all relative URLs in the document.
<link> – Links to external resources like stylesheets.
<meta> – Specifies metadata, such as charset or author information.
<style> – Contains internal CSS styles.
<body> – Contains the main content of the document.
<article> – Represents independent content, such as blog posts.
<section> – Defines sections in the document.
<nav> – Defines a section for navigation links.
<aside> – Defines content related to the surrounding content, like sidebars.
<header> – Defines introductory content for a document or section.
<footer> – Defines the footer for a document or section.
<main> – Represents the dominant content of the <body>.
<h1> to <h6> – Defines headings, with <h1> being the highest level and <h6>
the lowest.
<hgroup> – Groups heading elements.
<p> – Defines a paragraph.
<hr> – Represents a thematic break (horizontal rule).
<pre> – Defines preformatted text.
<blockquote> – Represents a block of quoted text.
<ol> – Defines an ordered list.
<ul> – Defines an unordered list.
<li> – Defines a list item.
<dl> – Defines a description list.
<dt> – Defines a term in a description list.
<dd> – Defines a description or definition of a term in a description list.
<figure> – Groups media content and its caption.
<figcaption> – Represents a caption for the <figure>.
<div> – A generic container for flow content.
<a> – Defines a hyperlink.
<em> – Emphasizes text (usually renders in italics).
<strong> – Defines strong importance (usually renders in bold).
<small> – Renders text in a smaller size.
<s> – Represents text that is no longer accurate or relevant.
<cite> – Defines a citation.
<q> – Represents a short inline quotation.
<dfn> – Represents the defining instance of a term.
<abbr> – Represents an abbreviation.
<data> – Links a piece of content with a machine-readable value.
<time> – Represents a specific time or date.
<code> – Defines a fragment of computer code.
<var> – Represents a variable in programming or mathematical expression.
<samp> – Represents sample output from a program.
<kbd> – Represents user input.
<sub> – Subscript text.
<sup> – Superscript text.
<i> – Represents text in an alternate voice or mood (usually renders in italics).
<b> – Makes text bold without implying importance.
<u> – Underlines text.
<mark> – Highlights text.
<bdi> – Isolates a span of text that might be formatted in a different direction.
<bdo> – Overrides the current text direction.
<span> – Generic container for inline content.
<br> – Inserts a line break.
<wbr> – Indicates a possible line-break opportunity.
<ins> – Represents inserted text.
<del> – Represents deleted text.
<img> – Embeds an image.
<iframe> – Embeds another HTML page into the document.
<embed> – Embeds external content, such as multimedia.
<object> – Represents external resources like images, videos, or plug-ins.
<param> – Defines parameters for <object>.
<video> – Embeds video content.
<audio> – Embeds sound content.
<source> – Specifies multiple media resources for <audio> and <video>.
<track> – Defines text tracks for media elements (subtitles, captions).
<map> – Defines an image map (clickable areas).
<area> – Defines a clickable area in an image map.
<svg> – Defines scalable vector graphics.
<math> – Embeds mathematical notation.
<form> – Defines a form for user input.
<label> – Defines a label for an <input> element.
<input> – Defines an input control.
<button> – Defines a clickable button.
<select> – Defines a drop-down list.
<datalist> – Provides an autocomplete feature for <input> elements.
<optgroup> – Groups related options in a drop-down list.
<option> – Defines an option in a drop-down list.
<textarea> – Defines a multi-line text input area.
<output> – Represents the result of a calculation or user action.
<progress> – Represents the completion progress of a task.
<meter> – Represents a scalar measurement within a known range.
<fieldset> – Groups related elements in a form.
<legend> – Represents a caption for the <fieldset>.
<details> – Defines additional details that the user can view or hide.
<summary> – Defines a summary, usually used within <details>.
<dialog> – Represents a dialog box or window.
<script> – Embeds or references executable code (usually JavaScript).
<noscript> – Defines content to display if scripts are not supported.
<template> – Holds client-side content that won't be rendered when the page
loads.
<slot> – Placeholder inside a web component.
<table> – Defines a table.
<caption> – Specifies the title or caption of a table.
<thead> – Groups header content in a table.
<tbody> – Groups the body content in a table.
<tfoot> – Groups footer content in a table.
<tr> – Defines a table row.
<th> – Defines a header cell in a table.
<td> – Defines a standard data cell in a table.
<col> – Specifies column properties for a table.
<colgroup> – Specifies a group of columns in a table.
<details> – Creates a disclosure widget that users can open and close.
<summary> – Provides a summary or caption for the <details> element.
<menu> – Defines a list of commands or menu items.
<menuitem> – Defines a command or menu item that a user can invoke
(obsolete).

- Make sure to review all previous HTML elements and


use them all to build a web page of your own personal
design without any plagiarism (Use only HTML and CSS in
your design).
- After designing your web page, record an explanatory
video to explain the code and your web page briefly, not
exceeding 10 minutes.
- Upload a zip folder containing the code and the
recorded video.
- Note that any plagiarism is not allowed, otherwise your
assignment will be cancelled.

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