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Start with Basics!

Now that we have got everything ready lets start with our part! An html page is just like another document that you keep in your official files packed and stuffed! And having said that, it also consists of defined elements to describe the structure of the document like, it has a heading, a page title, few paragraphs, etc.
I HOPE YOU GOT THE IDEA. Now likewise, these elements form the layout of the page in an HTML document also and they have a fixed syntax on HOW and WHERE they need to be placed.

The html elements are always written with the angle brackets "<" and ">" for the web browser to understand and distinguish between html elements and the text wrapped in them. In html terminology these angle bracketed elements are called TAGS*. 

Most of the times these tags exist in pairs, i.e. opening and closing tags to be specific. The content is wrapped between these pair of tags in order to apply the properties and behaviour of that specific element. For e.g. : A paragraph starts with a new line, a header text is bold and bigger than normal text etc.

These opening tag and closing tag just differs by a single "slash '/ ' " before the tag name in the closing tag like this pair : <tag></tag>. The super tag of all that defines a page is html is the "html tag" itself. It's written like <html>...</html> and almost everything in html is written between these html tags.

It is advised that every time you start with html, you type both the opening and closing tag for each element first and then type the content or other html tags between them in order to avoid complications.
Write the opening and closing tags : <html></html>
then write the content between them : <html> .... .... .... </html>



NOTE: The html tags are not case sensitive. If you write a tag with Capslock ON by mistake or pressing Shift intentionally it wouldn't make a difference. e.g. : <HTML></HTML> and <html></html> are the same. but don't try experimenting like <hTmL>, <htmL> etc. although it will work but the best practise is to use all lower case characters while writting tags.

Just open you favourite text editor and write the opening and closing html tags. Feels to less of a work! Just preparing the boat. The journey to the sea is still to start.

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