Introduction to HTML ( website designing language)

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INTRODUCTION


In this, today’s 20th century for our each and every question we directly surf through Google as we get instant answer as images, video, text and audio etc. we get our all answers from pages that are available on Google and those pages are known as web pages. The language of these pages is HTML (Hypertext Markup language). The software which displays these HTML documents is called as web browser. Commonly used browsers are Google, Mozilla Firefox, Internet explorer and many more.

 

HTML


HTML is a special type of language which is used for creating web pages or documents which are available on WWW (World Wide Web). It is used to design the layout and format of our page. By this we can also do the designing of our websites as well.

 

HTML is not a case sensitive language means in this we can do coding in capital and as well as small letters cases of text.


HYPERTEXT AND HYPERLINKS:

HTML used to have hyperlinks which mean it used to create links by which it helps to join from one location to another. While, hypertext refers to dynamic pages means a HTML document have text, image, audio, video and many more as well.

 

MARKUP:

Markup refers to the sequence which means that all the characters and symbols used in HTML used to written in a systematic sequence. The coding of this HTML is performed in a particular format which can’t be change.


HTTP:

HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) is a protocol which is used for transferring hypertext documents over the internet.

 

HISTORY OF HTML


The term hypertext was coined in 1960’s by Ted Nelson. In 1990’s, Tim Berners Lee, the creator of the WWW (World Wide Web) used the SGML syntax and built the primary version of HTML.

The next upgraded version HTML+ was released in 1992, and followed by version 2.0, 3.0, 3.2 and 4.0.

Now a days, we uses DHTML (Dynamic HyperText Markup Language) markup language and XML (Extensible Markup Language).

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