Assignment-2-WebDesign-Yash Nahata
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<meta>: Sets character encoding and viewport settings for the webpage. -
<link>: Links to external resources such as stylesheets, icon files (favicon.ico), and more. -
<title>: Defines the title of the webpage, displayed in the browser tab or window. -
<header>: Represents the header section of the webpage, typically containing a site title or logo. -
<nav>: Defines a navigation menu, typically used for site navigation links. -
<ul>and<li>: Create an unordered list and list items, often used for navigation menus. -
<a>: Creates hyperlinks to other web pages or resources. -
<section>: Defines sections within the webpage, often used to structure content. -
<p>: Represents a paragraph of text. -
<h1>,<h2>: Headings used to structure and label sections, with<h1>being the highest level. -
<footer>: Represents the footer section of the webpage, typically containing copyright information. -
<img>: Embeds images into the webpage. -
<figure>and<figcaption>: Group an image (<img>) and provide a caption for it (<figcaption>). -
<form>: Creates a form for user input. -
<table>: Defines an HTML table structure, often used for displaying tabular data. -
<button>: Creates clickable buttons for user interaction. -
<audio>: Embeds audio content, allowing playback directly within the webpage. -
<video>: Embeds video content, enabling video playback within the webpage. -
<summary>: Defines a summary for a<details>element, typically used for expanding and collapsing content. -
<menu>: Represents a list of commands or links, often used in conjunction with a<button>to create a dropdown menu. -
<tel>: Specifies a telephone number as a link, allowing users to initiate a phone call when clicked. -
<mailto>: Specifies an email address as a link, enabling users to open their default email client to send an email.