Different
HTML
Tags
Group 2
Presentation
What is an HTML Tag?
HTML tag is an abbreviation
for HyperText Markup
Language tag. A tag is a
keyword (e.g. <p> or <h2>)
used to mark up text in HTML
documents. HTML tags defi ne
the structure of the document
and provide formatting and
• <html>: This tag is used to enclose the entire
Basic HTML HTM L docum ent.
• <head>: Contains m eta-inform ation about the
document such as title, links to stylesheets,
Tags with and scripts.
• <title>: Defi nes the title of the document,
their use
which appears in the browser's title bar or tab.
• <body>: Encloses the m ain content of the
HTM L docum ent that will be displayed in the
browser.
• <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5>, <h6>:
These tags a re used to defi ne headings of
diff erent levels (from m ost important <h1> to
least importa nt <h6>).
• <p>: Defi nes a pa ra graph of text.
• <a>: Creates a hyperlink, typically used with
the href attribute to specify the target URL.
• <img>: Inserts a n image into the document,
typically used with the src attribute to specify
the im age fi le.
<html>: This tag is used to
enclose the entire HTML
document.
<head>: Contains meta-
information about the
document such as title,
links to stylesheets, and
scripts.
<h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>,
<h5>, <h6>: These tags are
used to define headings of
different levels (from most
important <h1> to least
important <h6>).
HTML <p> tags help us to
write paragraph statements on
a webpage. They start with
the <p> tag and end
with </p>.
<a>: Creates a
hyperlink, typically
used with the href
attribute to specify the
target URL.
What is an HTML Link?
• An HTML link is a hyperlink that
allows a user to navigate from
one web page to another within
the same website. The link is
created using an anchor element,
which includes an "href" attribute
that specifi es the URL of the page
to which the link points. When a
What is a browser?
• A browser is a software application
that allows a user to interact with
and access websites on the internet.
It consists of a user interface with
buttons, tools, and menus that help
the user navigate between web pages
and view the content on the web. A
browser also includes features such
as a search engine, history,
bookmarks, and cache management,
Some Types of Browsers are:
1.WebKit-based browsers: These browsers use the open-
source WebKit engine, developed by Apple for the Safari
browser. Examples include Safari and Chrome.
2.Mozilla-based browsers: These browsers use the open-
source Mozilla Firefox engine. Examples include Firefox
and Mozilla.
3.Chromium-based browsers: These browsers use the open-
source Chromium engine, developed by Google, on which
the original Google Chrome browser is built. Examples
include Edge, Brave, and Opera.
4.Internet Explorer: This is a web browser developed by
Microsoft and was the most commonly used browser in
the early to mid-2000s. However, it has been discontinued
