In the last blog, we learned about the basic introduction of HTML. In today's blog, we'll be answering the following questions:
How do I get started with HTML?
Which is the most preferred version nowadays?
To give a kick start to your HTML journey, you need to learn the following:- 
<ol>
<li>Tags (headings, paragraphs, etc.)</li>
<li>Attributes </li>
<li>Text Formatting</li>
<li>Links and Images </li>
<li>Layout and Tables </li>
<li>Classes and ID</li>
<li>Emojis and symbols </li>
<li>Iframes </li>
<li>Forms </li>
<li>Responsive web design</li>
<li>Multimedia (Audio, Video etc.)</li>
</ol>
The most preferred version of HTML is HTML 5.0. All modern browsers accept the 5.0 version only. It provides flexibility and can use databases like SQL. Also, it allows you to see previously visited data in offline mode. That's why it is preferred the most. 
I hope you've learned something from today's blog.
In the next blog, we'll learn about comments, Heading tags and the syntax of an HTML document.

In the last blog, we learned about the basic introduction of HTML. In today's blog, we'll be answering the following questions:

How do I get started with HTML?
Which is the most preferred version nowadays?

To give a kick start to your HTML journey, you need to learn the following:- 

1. Tags (headings, paragraphs, etc.)
2. Attributes 
3. Text Formatting
4. Links and Images 
5. Layout and Tables 
6. Classes and ID
7. Emojis and symbols 
8. Iframes 
9. Forms 
10. Responsive web design
11. Multimedia (Audio, Video etc.)

The most preferred version of HTML is HTML 5.0. All modern browsers accept the 5.0 version only. It provides flexibility and can use databases like SQL. Also, it allows you to see previously visited data in offline mode. That's why it is preferred the most. 

I hope you've learned something from today's blog.

In the next blog, we'll learn about comments, Heading tags and the syntax of an HTML document. 





How to get started with HTML?

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