HTML
Understanding HTML: The Blueprint of the Web Imagine you’re in a construction site , ready to build a house. To make the house usable, you need a blueprint . This blueprint tells the builders where everything goes—walls, doors, windows, rooms, and even where the furniture should be placed. Without a blueprint, you'd end up with a chaotic, incomplete house. In the same way, HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the blueprint for building websites. Just like the blueprint gives the construction team a clear guide to structure a house, HTML provides web developers with the structure to build websites. It's the foundation of how web pages are put together and defines what each part of a page will do—whether it's showing text, images, links, or other elements. What Exactly is HTML? HTML is a language made up of tags and elements that tell web browsers (like Chrome or Firefox) how to display content. When you visit a website, HTML is behind the scenes, telling the browser ho...