Short tag Description End tag
</head> Contains all the main content </head>
of your web page
<p> A tag to separate sentences </p>
<body> Contains all the main </body>
contents of your webpage
<html> Indicates the beginning of </html>
your code written in HTML
<!doctypehtml> Tells the computer that this is No end tag
a document written in HTML
<h1> Largest heading tag, typically </h1>
used for web page titles
<h2> to <h6> Heading tags, typically used </h2> to </h6>
for subtitles
<ul> Starts an unordered list </ul>
<ol> Starts an ordered list </ol>
<li> Actually creates the list item </li>
<center> Allows you to center the </center>
header
<li2> Put things underneath without </li2>
a space underneath a bullet
point
Src The name of the image file (Source)
you want your webpage
Alt If an image does not laid on a (Alternative text)
web page, it is this alternate
text that will show up and
should show short descriptive
word about the image
<img src="[Link]" Image tag example
alt="Family of elephants">
<link rel="stylesheet" CSS code
href="[Link]">
<img class="top-img" CSS code For image to change a top
image but now a bottom
image
<a For linking web pages
href="[Link]">Home</a>