HTML Elements

HTML Tutorial: HTML Elements

Understanding elements + colorful examples + input & output results


An HTML Element is everything from the start tag to the end tag.

Basic structure:

<tagname> Content </tagname>


1️⃣ Example of an HTML Element

INPUT (Colored Code):


<p>
This is a paragraph.
</p>

OUTPUT (Browser Result):

This is a paragraph.

✔️ <p> = Opening tag ✔️ Text = Content ✔️ </p> = Closing tag


2️⃣ Nested HTML Elements

Elements can be placed inside other elements. This is called nesting.

INPUT:


<body>

    <h1>
        Welcome
    </h1>

    <p>
        Learning HTML is fun.
    </p>

</body>

OUTPUT:

Welcome

Learning HTML is fun.

✔️ <h1> and <p> are inside <body> ✔️ Always close inner elements before outer elements


3️⃣ Empty HTML Elements

Some elements do not have closing tags. These are called empty elements.

INPUT:


<p>
First Line
</p>

<hr>

<p>
Second Line
</p>

OUTPUT:

First Line


Second Line

✔️ <hr> = Horizontal line ✔️ No closing tag needed


4️⃣ Block vs Inline Elements

Block Element Example

INPUT:


<h2>
Heading Example
</h2>

<p>
Paragraph Example
</p>

OUTPUT:

Heading Example

Paragraph Example

✔️ Block elements start on a new line Examples: <h1>, <p>, <div>


Inline Element Example

INPUT:


<p>
This is 
<strong>
important
</strong>
 text.
</p>

OUTPUT:

This is important text.

✔️ Inline elements do NOT start on new line Examples: <strong>, <span>, <a>


🎯 Important Rules

  • Close elements properly
  • Do not overlap tags
  • Use correct nesting order
  • Keep code clean and indented

🚀 What’s Next?

Next lesson:

👉 HTML Attributes

You will learn:

  • What attributes are
  • How to add extra information
  • Common attributes like href, src, alt

Understanding elements is key to mastering HTML.

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