10 learning points from html

I have recently learnt how to create a html website, so these are my learning points from the lesson.

1) I have learnt the different tags and their purpose and what they are used for.

2) I have learnt that using Notepad, a basic text reader, I can make a html file which can be viewed on a web browser, however if there is no server which the html file can be transferred to, then the file is practically useless.

3) However (elaborating on my previous point) a html file is much more customisable than a .txt file, and the font and font size and images can be uploaded. Html files can be formatted much more so it is a better option over a .txt file.

4) Some tags have to be used in pairs as they contain content after they are used, like the tags <html> and </html> ; <p> and </p>.

5) Through research, I have found out that there is no difference between htm and html, as htm uses the tag <html> as well, and the only difference between these two file extensions is the presence of the letter "l".

6) I have tried the w3 schools html tutorial and have realised that they do not use notepad, but a different type of file loader, however the codes are still the same, as it is the same file format.

7) There is also a newer html called html5, which has some codes which are different but html5 has more elements and has video and audio, making it much more customisable.

8) Also, html5 is device-independent, which means it can work on any device, including phones, tablets, and computers. This allows html5 to be used for app making.

9) From making the html files, I have learnt that html coding is actually quite interesting although time consuming.

10) I have learnt how to make a hyperlink that would lead to another website and open it in a new window.