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HTML Introduction

What is HTML?

An HTML is the element that is responsible for making any web page. HTML is an abbreviation of ‘Hyper Text Mark-up Language’. It is basic markup language that is used to make any web pages which further comprises to form websites.

HTML is invented by "Tim Burner’s Lee" in 1991 (but was not officially released). HTML is the main part of web design. Because all you see in browser is HTML. HTML consists specific element tags like <h1>, <h2>, <p>, <table>, <td>, <tr>, <li> etc. 

History of HTML:

HTML was initially developed by W3C and WHATWG. It was initially developed in 1993. W3C mainly checks for standards of HTML and other stuff. Since the initial release, lots of version of Html has been developed. Initially, its version is 1.0 or simply HTML.

Different Versions of HTML:

  1. HTML 1.0 (1993) Just had 39 tags
  2. HTML 2 (1995)
  3. HTML 3.0 / 3.2 (WILBUR) (1997)
  4. HTML 4.0 (COUGAR) (Recommendation in December, 1997 and Standard as of April 1998)
  5. HTML 4.01 (late 1999) Majorly used version
  6. HTML 5 (Published in 2012 and still enhancing..)


HTML 1.0 (1993):

The original version of HTML was HTML 1.0. It had very limited features which greatly limited what you could do in designing your web pages.

The basic version of HTML has support for basic elements like text controls and images. This was the very basic version of HTML with less support for a wide range of HTML elements. It does not have rich features like styling and other things that were related to how content will be rendered in a browser. The initial version of HTML does not provide support for tables, font support, etc.

But not many of the developers were involved in creating websites. So the language was also not growing.

HTML 2 (1995):

Then arrived and included all the features of HTML 1.0 plus several new features for web page design.

HTML 2.0 has improved a lot in terms of the markup tags. In this version concept of forms came into force. Forms were developed but still, it was having basic tags like text boxes, buttons, etc.

Also, the table came as an HTML tag. Now, in HTML tag 2.0 browsers also came with the concept of creating own layers of tags that were specific to the browser itself. W3C was also formed. The main intention of W3C is to maintain standard across different web browsers so that these browsers understand and render HTML tags in a similar manner.

HTML 3.0 / 3.2 (1997):

HTML 2.0 served its purpose very well, but many people designing web pages (called HTML authors or webmasters) wanted more control over their web pages and more ways to mark up their text and enhance the appearance of their websites. Netscape, the leading browser at that time, introduced new tags and attributes called the “Netscape Extension Tags”. Other browsers tried to duplicate them but Netscape did not fully specify their new tags and so these extension tags did not work in most other browsers. It led to considerable confusion and problems when HTML authors used these tags and attributes and then saw that they didn't work as expected in other browsers.

Dave Raggett who introduced a fresh paper or draft on HTML. It included improved new features of HTML, It has better support for new form elements. Another important feature what HTML 3.2 implemented was support for CSS. CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet. It is CSS that provides features to make HTML tags look better on rendering it on browsers. CSS helps to style HTML elements. giving more powerful characteristics for webmasters in designing web pages. But these powerful features of new HTML slowed down the browser in applying further improvements.

HTML 4.0 / 4.01 (1999):

Which is widely used and was a successful version of HTML before HTML 5.0, which is currently released and used worldwide.

In the early days, HTML 4.0 was code-named ‘COUGAR’. This version introduces new functionality, most of which comes from the expired HTML 3.0 draft. 

It extended the support of cascading styling sheets. In version 3.2, CSS were embedded in HTML page itself. Therefore, if the website has various web pages to apply to the style of each page, we must place CSS on each web page. Hence there was a repetition of the same block of CSS.

To overcome this thing, in version 4.01 concept of external styling sheet emerged. Under this concept, an external CSS file could be developed and this external styling file could be included in HTML itself. HTML 4.01 provided support for further new tags of HTML.

HTML 5 (Published in 2012):

This is the latest version of HTML. This version came up with lots of HTML tags support. HTML5 provided support for new form elements like input elements of different types, geolocations support tags, etc.

The basic aim of HTML5 is to provide two things:

  1. To improve the language.
  2. To support the latest multimedia. In order to accomplish this, some ground rules were established by the W3C and WHATWG. Among them were to reduce the need for external plug-ins (such as Flash plug-ins), better handling of errors, and more markup elements (tags). HTML5 should also be device independent (that is, understood by computers and the many devices in existence today) while also keeping it easily readable by us humans.
Let us look at few of the tags and attribute values which were added to HTML5:

Video Tag – This is a new video tag that was implemented in HTML5. This tag helps to add videos to our web page. <video><source src=“video url here”/></video>

Audio Tag – This is a new audio tag that was implemented in HTML5. This tag helps to add audio to our web page. We can use this tag to embed an audio clip into a web page. This audio tag could be played on a webpage. <audio><source src=“audio url here”/></audio>

Semantic tags – Semantic tags are also known as structural tags. Structural tags are the tags that provide structure to the HTML page. It helps it divide the HTML page into different structures. These structures get combined into an HTML page itself to form an HTML web page. Few of the important HTML semantic tags are <header>, <footer>, <aside> and <figcaption>.

Section tag – This tag is used to semantic a section in an HTML page. A section tag represents a section in a web page.


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