You learned in Lesson 1 that Hyper Text Markup Language (html) is the primary language for creating web pages. You saw how four primary objects (heading, paragraph, image, and link) were created using "html code" for the web page. In this lesson, we want to look at the overall structure of an html web page.
As you can see by viewing the "html code" shown below, the web page begins with an "html tag" and ends with a closing "/html tag." Within the html tags, the web page is composed of a "head" section and a "body" section. Within the "head" section, we have the "title" section that identifies the page title for the browser and for internet search engines. The "head" section of the web page is followed by the "body" section of the web page. As we saw in Lesson 1, the "body" section contains the text, images, links, and other content that we see on a typical web page.