What is HTML? HyperText Markup Language Explained

Ever look at a website’s source code? You’ll see the HTML, or hypertext markup language. HTML is the string of odd numbers, letters, and symbols that instruct a browser how to display a web page. Beyond that, what is HTML and how does it work? Watch the video to find out.

There are so many advantages to HTML, mostly built around its simplicity. HTML is free to use, relatively easy to learn with the proper HTML tutorial, and native to every browser. You can literally type out and edit hypertext markup language with Notepad, one of the simplest and most primitive word processing tools.

Unfortunately, HTML’s simplicity has its drawbacks. It can only render static web pages. That’s fine for simple listing like you might find on Craigslist, or your old GeoCities fanpage. But today’s modern internet user demands more, including interactive elements. As such, HTML is always advancing and evolving.

Do you know HTML? Do you remember the early HTML-based web pages? Let us know in the comments below, and don’t forget to hit that like button.

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