
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) has firmly established itself as the primary tool for creating modern web pages. This article discusses the history of HTML's development, its key structures, markup elements, and its significance in modern web development. The research methods include analysis of various academic literature, web development guides, and results derived from practical experience. The article extensively discusses the impact of HTML elements on user experience and the functionality of web pages.
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