| A | B |
|---|
| <p></p> | Starts and ends a paragraph. Paragraphs are just blocks of text in your web page. |
| <img /> | Allows you to add images to your page |
| <h1></h1> | largest and most common heading size |
| <h6></h6> | smallest heading size |
| <!DOCTYPE html> | Tells the computer that this is a document written in HTML |
| <html></html> | Indicates the beginning of your code written in HTML |
| <head></head> | Contains information (sometimes called "metadata") about your web page |
| <body></body> | Contains all the main contents of your web page |
| <ol></ol> | a set of bulleted items which are numbered. |
| <ul></ul> | A set of bulleted items |
| <li></li> | Each item in the list |
| <!-- --> | Explains the different parts of the code and what it should create |
| <br> | Indicates a line break/Places an "enter" after your line of text |
| alt attribute | Describes the image in case the image doesn’t load or for people who have trouble with their eyesight |
| self-closing tag | A tag that starts and closes in one tag |
| src attribute | Tells the name of the image |
| <a> | This anchor wraps the text that you want to turn into a clickable link |
| href attribute | This hypertext reference determines where your link should go to |
