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HTML Tags Project Report

This document is a project report on web page designing focusing on HTML tags and their descriptions. It covers various categories of HTML tags including structure, text formatting, headings, links, media, lists, tables, forms, containers, CSS related tags, and semantic tags, along with their advantages and applications. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of HTML in creating structured and accessible webpages.

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HTML Tags Project Report

This document is a project report on web page designing focusing on HTML tags and their descriptions. It covers various categories of HTML tags including structure, text formatting, headings, links, media, lists, tables, forms, containers, CSS related tags, and semantic tags, along with their advantages and applications. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of HTML in creating structured and accessible webpages.

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WEB PAGE DESIGNING PROJECT REPORT

HTML TAGS AND DESCRIPTIONS

Student Name: Pratik Ghane


College: Government Polytechnic Ambad
Department: Computer Engineering

Introduction
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the standard language used to create webpages. It
provides the basic structure of a website which is enhanced using CSS and JavaScript. HTML uses
tags to define different elements on a webpage such as headings, paragraphs, links, images,
tables, and forms.
Structure Tags
1. <html> – Main container of an HTML document. All HTML elements are written inside this tag.
2. <head> – Contains metadata information about the webpage such as title and links to CSS files.
3. <title> – Defines the title of the webpage which appears on the browser tab.
4. <body> – Contains all visible content such as text, images, and tables.
Text Formatting Tags
1. <p> – Used to create paragraphs.
2. <br> – Inserts a line break.
3. <b> – Makes text bold.
4. <i> – Makes text italic.
5. <u> – Underlines text.
Heading Tags
HTML provides six heading tags:
<h1> – Largest heading
<h2>
<h3>
<h4>
<h5>
<h6> – Smallest heading
Link and Media Tags
1. <a> – Used to create hyperlinks between webpages.
2. <img> – Used to insert images into a webpage.
3. <audio> – Used to add audio files.
4. <video> – Used to add video files.
List Tags
1. <ul> – Unordered list.
2. <ol> – Ordered list.
3. <li> – List item.
Table Tags
1. <table> – Creates a table.
2. <tr> – Table row.
3. <td> – Table data cell.
4. <th> – Table heading cell.
Form Tags
1. <form> – Used to create forms for user input.
2. <input> – Creates input fields such as text, password, or submit button.
3. <label> – Label for input elements.
4. <textarea> – Multi-line text input.
Container Tags
1. <div> – Used to divide sections of a webpage.
2. <span> – Inline container for text styling.
CSS Related Tags
1. <style> – Used to apply internal CSS.
2. <link> – Used to link external CSS files.
Semantic Tags
1. <header> – Defines the header section.
2. <nav> – Navigation links.
3. <section> – Section of content.
4. <footer> – Footer of the webpage.
HTML Attributes
Attributes provide additional information about HTML elements.
Example: src, href, alt, class, id.
Advantages of HTML
• Easy to learn and use.
• Supported by all browsers.
• Platform independent.
• Works with CSS and JavaScript.
Applications of HTML
• Website development
• Web applications
• Online forms
• Digital documentation
Conclusion
HTML is the backbone of every website. Understanding HTML tags helps developers create
structured and accessible webpages. By combining HTML with CSS and JavaScript, we can design
modern and responsive websites.

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