Creating a web page can be an exciting process, but it’s important to follow a set of guidelines to ensure the page is clear and accessible for everyone.
Using the right tags and formatting styles can enhance the readability of your content and provide a better user experience.
1. Avoid Using Certain Tags
Do not use the following tags:
- <html> and <body>: These are structural tags that are often managed automatically by web development environments.
- <div> and <span>: Try to use other semantic tags for your content structure when possible.
2. Tags You Can Use
Here are the tags you should feel comfortable using in your web page:
- <p> for paragraphs: Use this for plain text paragraphs.
- <h1> for the main heading: You are using it now!
- <h2> and <h3> for subheadings: Use these for hierarchical structuring.
- <em> for emphasizing text: Use this for highlighting important words.
- <ul> and <ol> for lists: Use unordered (<ul>) for bullet points and ordered (<ol>) for numbered lists.
- <table> for tables: Use tables for displaying data in a structured format.
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Author of the article
Ramadhar Singh
Psychology professor
