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Imagine opening a newspaper where every article, headline, and paragraph is printed in the same font size, without any clear separation. Finding the information you're interested in would be quite difficult, wouldn't it?
Have you ever wondered why almost every HTML document begins with the following line?
Imagine you're learning HTML for the first time. You open a text editor, write your first HTML document, and save it as index.html.
In this tutorial, we'll explore the basic structure of an HTML document, understand the purpose of each part, and learn a little about how browsers process HTML behind the scenes.
But have you ever wondered what the term markup language actually means? And why is HTML called a markup language instead of a programming language?
A good place to start, chosen from the published archive.
Follow connected lessons through a topic, one idea at a time.
# Learn by building understanding
01 Choose a series that sparks your curiosity.
02 Read each lesson at your own pace.
03 Carry the ideas into your next project.
A guided route through related articles.
