There are different types of basic codes that you can use for your web page.
The main ones are those that shape the title, the body of the page, and the images and videos.
It is important to know the nature of html codes, their function and what we want to build with each of them. "Style" is one of the most basic html codes. However, understanding how it works makes the difference between being a person in "beginning level" vs a person in the level "I don't know even who I am"
<style> this label is fundamental. With it you can define the style of your content:
Simply add the name of the color, the size of the font and the Pantone code of the colors you want to be displayed. For example, <style> body: black; font size: 12px; color network </ style>.
<html> is the one that should be used in all codes because it tells browsers that the document has html code, so it can read it that way.
<tittle> is the label that gives a title to the web page, in this way the site will have a name with which users can identify it.
<head> is the label that is used for the header of the page. Its main function is to contain all the information on the operation of the site. Because of this it is an encrypted code that people who view the page can not see.
<body> is the label that will be used throughout the site. It will help you to add text, images, videos or any other functionality that you wish to add as content.
<h1> <h2> <h3> are tags that work to add titles and subtitles to the web page. They are used after the <body> tag to continue with the organization of the site.
<img> with this tag you can add images to the body of your page. All you have to do is add the <img> tag after the <body> tag.
<a> this tag is added to insert a hyperlink to the page. For example, the link to your social networks or to another website with which you want to connect your page.
<li> <ul> serve to add lists to create menus on your site that direct you to other pages within it. With these tags you will give sequence to all your content, because users can go from one page to another without any problem.
<! DOCTYPE html> is the last label you should use and it is very important that you do it because it will close your site with a flourish. It will return your site readable in any browser and, in addition, it will provide the specification of the language in which the page will appear with the tag <html lang = "en">.
It is very important that you do not forget to close all your codes because otherwise they will not be able to be displayed on the page as we show you above. To close them you must include a diagonal, as in the following example:
<html> <tittle> Page Design </ html> </ tittle>
This information came from my Web Authoring class at Griffith College, and from different articles about html code.