But let me tell somethings about HTML
HTML stands for “HyperText Markup Language.” In a nutshell html is the code behind the majority of websites.
So actually what is html? Essentially it is a programming language consisting of “tags” and rules that can be understood by web browsers in order to display the web page. In an ideal world a web page would look the same to everyone that views it, regardless of their browser; however this is not the case as different browsers read HTML slightly differently, resulting in web pages looking slightly different to different people.
This problem was vastly improved by the invention of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), which allowed programmers to contain all the information about what the “style” of the page was into a different language that could then be fed into the HTML page to create a consistent theme to the page.
So actually what is html? Essentially it is a programming language consisting of “tags” and rules that can be understood by web browsers in order to display the web page. In an ideal world a web page would look the same to everyone that views it, regardless of their browser; however this is not the case as different browsers read HTML slightly differently, resulting in web pages looking slightly different to different people.
This problem was vastly improved by the invention of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), which allowed programmers to contain all the information about what the “style” of the page was into a different language that could then be fed into the HTML page to create a consistent theme to the page.
