Here is an article tag telling how HTML is used for content and CSS is used for styling
The nav tag at the top of the page is for a navigation menu
Some people think that you should do Bold with CSS but I still use the bold HTML tag sometimes
This is a break (line feed/carriage return, i.e. the br tag creates a new line)
The center tag should probably be done with CSS instead of HTML
Here is an un-numbered list
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
Here is an ordered list (i.e. numbered list)
Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
Item 4
Check out my table with no CSS
Row -->
Column Header 1
Column Header 2
Column Header 3
A
data cell 1A
data cell 2A
data cell 3A
B
data cell 1B
data cell 2B
data cell 3B
C
data cell 1C
data cell 2C
data cell 3C
Here's an image
"sunrise watercolor" by Kirk Hopkins
Steps used to create and display this image:
taking a wide-angle panorama on an iPhone 11 Pro Max
running it through an app called "BeCasso" to create the watercolor style as well as cropping the image
air dropped it to my MacBook Pro
resized it to 1000 pixels wide and exported it with a new name
created a new folder called "ImagesForPractice"
copied the new image to the ImagesForPractice folder
created the HTML above to display it on the web page
with just a little bit of styling, I could make the image responsive