Basic+Structure+(HTML+Document)

You define the basic structure of every HTML document with several basic tags.

**Tags** Opening and closing tags begin and end every HTML document.

**Tags** Opening and closing tags surround descriptive and accessory information for a page. This includes and tag content.

**Tags** Each HTML page must have a title. A title should be short and descriptive. In most browsers, the title appears in the title bar of the window. Perhaps even more importantly the title is used by search indexes.

**Tags** The BODY of your HTML document encloses the content of your Web page, the part that your visitors will see, including the text and graphics.

**Tags** HTML does not recognize the returns that you enter in your text editor. The tag organizes information in a paragraph.

**Block-Formatting Tags**
You can organize information in your Web page with block-formatting tags. A block tag tells a Web browser to start a new line with the enclosed text.

An  tag organizes information into a heading. There are six levels of headings, (the largest) through (the smallest)
 * Heading Tags**

**Tags** Most Web pages are divided into two sections: the HEAD and the BODY. The HEAD section is where you define the title of your page.

and**Tags** The tag defines an unordered list (bullet-ed list). Each list item is defined with an tag.

Text-Formatting Tags
You can format the the style of sentences, words, and characters with text-formatting tags. Text formatting tags, also known as inline tags, tells Web browser to format text without starting a new line.

**Tag** The tag controls various characteristics of text on a Web page.

size **Attributes** The //size attribute// goes inside the tag and specifies the size of text.

color **Attributes** The color attribute also goes inside the tag and specifies the color of text.

**Tag** The tag defines text as italic

**Tag** The tag defines text as bold.