HTML Page Structure
Be careful! You cannot write just any old how for the Web. Your pages must conform to the
base structure of an HTML document.
<html>
<head>
Here is the page head
<title>Here is the page title</title>
</head>
<body>
Here is the page body
</body>
</html>
Each of the three tags used in this HTML page skeleton plays a specific role.
- <html> and </html> delineate the start and end of the page respectively.

- <head> and </head> delineate the page head. This part of the page contains certain information of prime importance, such as the author's name,
the page title, and among others, the data necessary for a successful site submission.

- <title> and </title> delineate the page title. This title will appear in the title bar of the user's browser.

- <body> and </body> delineate the page body, i.e. all elements that will display in the browser window. It is in this section that you will place
your images, animations, and your text.

All your HTML pages must conform to this structure if they are to be successfully interpreted by your visitors' browsers.