<html> It represents the major root element from which all other elements will descend.
<base> Shows the base URL in a doc.<head>Shows the document’s metadata, consisting of titles, scripts, and many more.
<link> Shows the relationship between the doc and external sources like CSS, favicon icons, etc.
<meta> Specify metadata of the webpage that <meta> can’t describe to the browser.
<style> Defines the style info like CSS of the document in the style element.
<title> Mentions the document’s title in the title bar or title tab.
<body> Shows the content of the document on the webpage.
<address> Contains the contact info of a person or an organisation.
<article> Shows an independent, reusable composition in a doc, site, or page. For ex: a product description.
<aside> Shows the content is indirectly related to the main content.
<h1>, <h2>, <h3> Shows three levels of sectional headings in the hierarchy.
<section> Shows a standalone section without any semantic element, usually a heading in the doc.
<header> Represents an introduction test to the main content.
<footer> Show the footer content to the latest sectional content.
<main> Shows the dominant content of the body in a doc.
<nav>= Shows the section with navigational links of the current or other docs.
<p> Represents a paragraph.
<strong> Shows that the content here is important and urgent.
<area> Represents the area of a predefined clickable image map.
<audio> Shows to insert the soundtrack in the doc using the source element.
<img> Represents inserting an image in the doc.
<a> Shows a hyperlink in the doc.
<hr> Shows a thematic change in the doc.
<ruby> Annoyed the ruby language codes for east Asian typography.
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