HTML (HyperText Markup Language), The standard language used to create web pages, HTML, A markup language, not a programming language, HyperText, Text with clickable links, Markup, Using tags to structure content, Language, A system of rules browsers understand, Tim Berners-Lee, Creator of HTML, W3C (World Wide Web Consortium), Organization that standardizes HTML, HTML Basics, Fundamental structure and syntax of HTML, HTML Elements, Building blocks of an HTML page, Paragraph `<p>`, Defines a paragraph of text, HTML Attributes, Extra information added inside a tag (name="value"), HTML Tags, Keywords that define HTML elements, HTML Void Tags, Tags with no closing tag, Void Tags Characteristics, No closing tag; standalone elements, HTML Comments, Notes in code not shown on the webpage, HTML Structure, Organized layout of an HTML document, Semantic HTML Tags, Tags that describe the meaning of content, Structural Tags, Tags that define page structure, Non-Semantic Tags, Tags used as containers without meaning, Meta Tags, Provide page information for browsers and search engines, HTML Text Formatting Tags, Tags that style or emphasize text, HTML Lists, Used to group related items, HTML Links (`<a>`), Used to connect pages or resources.

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