Semantic
Semantic
HTML
without CSS
is a semantic system rather than a UI system.
Normally, each tag has semantics. The so-called semantics means that your clothes are divided into jackets, pants, skirts, underwear, etc., each with corresponding functions and meanings. So you can't put underwear around your neck. -- A hint of
In addition, the semantic HTML
structure helps machines (search engines) understand. On the other hand, when multiple people collaborate, they can quickly understand the developer's intentions.
Common tag semantics
Example
Treat the page you build as a book, and match the semantics of the tags to its functions and meaning;
- The name of the book:
<h1>
- The title of each chapter of the book:
<h2>
- Article title within the chapter:
<h3>
- Subtitle/subtitle:
<h4> <h5> <h6>
- Paragraphs of chapters:
<p>
For more semantic content, refer to the article written by sofish to write your HTML this way.