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The document outlines various HTML elements and their purposes, including structural tags like <html>, <head>, and <body>, as well as content tags such as <h1>, <p>, and <a>. It also covers form elements like <input> and <button>, and semantic tags that enhance SEO and accessibility, such as <header>, <footer>, and <nav>. Additionally, it mentions attributes for accessibility, including <role> and <aria-*>, and elements for multimedia embedding like <iframe> and <object>.

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Task HTML Links

The document outlines various HTML elements and their purposes, including structural tags like <html>, <head>, and <body>, as well as content tags such as <h1>, <p>, and <a>. It also covers form elements like <input> and <button>, and semantic tags that enhance SEO and accessibility, such as <header>, <footer>, and <nav>. Additionally, it mentions attributes for accessibility, including <role> and <aria-*>, and elements for multimedia embedding like <iframe> and <object>.

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 <!DOCTYPE html> - Declares the document type and version of HTML.

 <html> - Root element of the HTML document.

 <head> - Contains meta-information like title, links to CSS, etc.

 <body> - Contains the content visible to the user.

 <title> - Defines the title of the web page (shown in the browser tab).

 <meta> - Provides metadata like character encoding, author, etc.

 <link> - Links external resources like CSS files.

 <h1>, <h2>, ... <h6> - Headings of different levels.

 <p> - Paragraph.

 <a> - Hyperlink (<a href="URL">Link</a>).

 <img> - Embeds images (<img src="image.jpg" alt="description">).

 <ul>, <ol>, <li> - Unordered list, ordered list, and list items.

 <div> - Generic container for grouping content.

 <form> - Defines an HTML form.

 <input> - Used to create interactive fields like text boxes, checkboxes, etc.

 <button> - Defines a clickable button.

 <table> - Defines a table.

 <tr> - Table row.

 <td> - Table cell.

 <th> - Table header cell.

 <br> - Line break.

 <hr> - Horizontal rule (line).

 <strong> - Strong importance (bold text).

 <em> - Emphasis (italic text).

<b> - Bold text (without semantic importance).

<i> - Italic text (without semantic importance).

<u> - Underlined text.

<small> - Smaller text.

<del> - Deleted text (strikethrough).

<ins> - Inserted text (underlined).

<sub> - Subscript.
 <sup> - Superscript.

 <code> - Inline code.

 <pre> - Preformatted text (preserves spaces and line breaks).

 <blockquote> - Quoted section.

 <cite> - Citation reference.

 <q> - Inline quotation.

 <dl> - Description list.

 <dt> - Term in a description list.

 <dd> - Description for the term

<object> - Embeds objects, often used for multimedia.

 <iframe> - Embeds another HTML page inside the current page.

 <picture> - Responsive images (used with <img>).

 <label> - Label for an input.

 <textarea> - Multiline text input.

 <select> - Dropdown menu.

 <option> - Option inside a <select>.

 <fieldset> - Groups related form elements.

 <legend> - Caption for a <fieldset>.

 <role> - Defines a role for accessibility.

 <aria-*> - ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) attributes for accessibility.

 <main> - Designates the main content area.

 <nav> - Navigation section.


 <header>, <footer>, <section>, <article>, <aside> - Semantic tags improve SEO and
accessibility.

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