What all that code means

The ont he previous page is a simple webpage using Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). This how the page is actually rendered

The elements inside the less-than and greater-than symbols are HTML tags. In this page, you can see the html, head, title, body, and p tags. Let's address these individually.

• html - This element goes at the beginning of every HTML page. It is closed with /html when you're finished with the file
• head - This part of the file will contain information like the site's title, and any additional files you want to use, like CSS or javascript.
• title - This is the title of your webpage. The title tag, and it's closing tag, are between the head and the /head tags. Your screen reader will read the title of a page when it loads, but it is not displayed on the screen.
• body - The body contains the content you will read off the screen. It is where you will put the majority of your content, text, audio, video, images, links, and so on.
• p - This is a paragraph tag. Text will go between the two p tags (opening and closing) and will be displayed in the main browser window.