HTMLElements

HTMLElements represent the building blocks of web pages. They are defined by tags, such as the paragraph tag p or the heading tag h1. Each element has a purpose and controls how content is displayed or structured. For example, the img element is used to embed images, while the a element creates hyperlinks to other resources. Elements can contain text, other elements, or attributes. Attributes provide additional information about an element and are typically placed within the opening tag. The href attribute for the a element specifies the destination URL, and the src attribute for the img element indicates the image file's location. There are many different types of HTMLElements, categorized by their function, such as semantic elements (like header, nav, footer), form elements (like input, button, select), and structural elements (like div, span). Understanding and correctly using HTMLElements is fundamental to web development, enabling the creation of structured, accessible, and interactive web content.