Hyper Text Markup Language (html) is the primary language for creating web pages. Take a look at the example web page below about dogs as our best friends. Beneath the example web page is the "html code" for the web page. Study the html code to gain an understanding of how to create a web page.
The body of this web page includes four primary Objects. The first object is the "heading" asking if dogs are our best friends. The second object is a "paragraph" with three sentences. The third object is the "image" of a friendly and energetic dog named Little Puppy. The photo was saved with the name "LittlePuppy_2010Feb_400x315.jpg" and is located in a folder named "1Q2010" that is inside another folder named "images" on the computer server for this website. The fourth primary object is a "link" back to the home page of the website. As you can see, we added a "line break" between the "image" and the "link" to improve the appearance. The html page below was saved with the name "dogs.html" and loaded on the website's computer server to make it a web page that others can view on the internet.