1. Webpage Building Blocks
In This Chapter
Markup: Elements, Attributes, Values, and More
Links, Images, and Other Non-Text Content
Although webpages have become increasingly complex, their underlying structure remains remarkably simple. As I mentioned in the Introduction, it’s impossible to create a webpage without HTML. As you will learn, HTML contains your page content and describes its meaning. In turn, web browsers display your content for users.
A webpage is primarily made up of three components:
Text content: The bare text that appears on the page to inform visitors about ...
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