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HTML Basics


Introduction to HTML


Are you puzzled when HTML is mentioned? Don’t worry?"learning HTML is straightforward and rewarding. This guide will show you how to create a simple webpage, format text, insert images, and add links. Let's begin by understanding what HTML is.

Understanding HTML


When you visit a webpage, you see columns, images, links, and colors. All of this is created using HTML. Web pages are transmitted to your browser as HTML code. HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is one of the simplest programming languages to learn.

Creating a webpage in HTML is akin to writing a formal letter, where you have a structured start and end with content in between. Here’s a basic example:

```plaintext
1]
2]
3] Site Title
4]
5]
6]
7] Welcome
8]
9]
```

HTML Tags


In HTML, tags are used to format content. A start tag looks like `` and the corresponding end tag looks like ``. Common tags include `...` for underline and `...` for bold.

Page Structure


The `` tags (lines 1 and 9) declare the beginning and end of the HTML document. Inside, the `` section (lines 2-4) contains metadata and the ``, which appears at the top of your browser. The main content goes inside the `<body>` tags (lines 6-8).<br><br><h3> Creating Links</h3><br>Links let users navigate to different pages. Use the anchor (`<a>`) tag for this:<br><br>```html<br><a href="http://www.techneek.co.uk">CLICK HERE</a><br>```<br><br>This creates a clickable "CLICK HERE" that directs users to http://www.techneek.co.uk. The `href` attribute specifies the URL to link to.<br><br><h3> Text Formatting</h3><br>Use the following tags for basic text styling:<br><br>- <strong>Bold:</strong> `<b>Text</b>`<br>- <strong>Italic:</strong> `<i>Text</i>`<br>- <strong>Underline:</strong> `<u>Text</u>`<br><br><h3> Spaces and HTML</h3><br>HTML treats multiple spaces as a single space. To add more, use ` `.<br><br><h3> Adding Images</h3><br>Incorporating images is easy. Use the `<img>` tag:<br><br>```html<br><img src="yourimagelink.jpg" height="99" width="89" alt="Description"><br>```<br><br>Provide an alternative text with the `alt` attribute for accessibility and cases where the image cannot load.<br><br><h3> Recommended Image Formats</h3><br>Use GIFs (.gif), JPEGs (.jpg), or PNGs (.png) to ensure browser compatibility. Smaller file sizes can enhance page loading time.<br><br><h3> Creating Your First Webpage</h3><br>To create a basic webpage:<br><br>```html<br><html><br> <head><br> <title>Your First Webpage


Your content goes here, such as Computer Techneek!


```

Save your file as `.html` or `.htm` and open it in a browser.

Example Page


Here’s a sample page using what we've covered:

```html


Hello!


Hello! Welcome to my page! Click on the image to visit TechNeek.
TechNeek.co.uk image


```

Moving Forward


To deepen your knowledge, search for topics like:

- Paragraph HTML tag
- HR HTML tag
- Center HTML tag
- Basic CSS tutorial
- Uploading webpage tutorial

Have fun exploring HTML!

Ashley Baker owns TechNeek, a site for computer hardware news and reviews. Discover more at [TechNeek](http://www.techneek.co.uk).

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