HTML From Zero

HTML is the structure underneath every web page - the tags that say 'this is a heading, this is a link, this is a list.' Build a real About Me page from an empty skeleton to a fully semantic document.

1. Your First Page: Elements, Tags, and Structure A tag marks where something starts or ends, an element is the whole marked-up thing, and every HTML page needs the same three-part skeleton. Build the empty shell of an About Me page.
2. Text, Lists, Links, and Images Headings, paragraphs, semantic emphasis, lists, links, and images with real alt text - fill the About Me skeleton with actual content.
3. Semantic HTML and Document Structure Swap generic <div> soup for <header>, <nav>, <main>, <section>, and <footer> - tags that describe a page's structure instead of hiding it, which is what screen readers and search engines actually read.