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Chapter 3 discusses HTML text formatting, highlighting basic formatting tags that enhance text readability. Key tags include <b> and <strong> for bold text, <i> and <em> for italics, <u> for underlining, and <small> and <big> for size adjustments. The chapter emphasizes the semantic importance of certain tags for accessibility and content clarity.

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Chapter 3 discusses HTML text formatting, highlighting basic formatting tags that enhance text readability. Key tags include <b> and <strong> for bold text, <i> and <em> for italics, <u> for underlining, and <small> and <big> for size adjustments. The chapter emphasizes the semantic importance of certain tags for accessibility and content clarity.

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Chapter 3: HTML Text Formatting

3.1 Basic Formatting Tags

HTML provides various tags to format text, making it visually appealing and easier
to read. Common formatting tags include:

<b> and <strong>: Bold text (<strong> is semantically meaningful for important
content).

<i> and <em>: Italic text (<em> emphasizes content for accessibility purposes).

<u>: Underlines text (not recommended for hyperlinks to avoid confusion).

<small> and <big>: Adjust text size.

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