The Main Title Of This Web Page - ONLY ONE PER PAGE

Think fo h1 as the book title. You only have one book title! My teacher requires me to write that.

Chapter 1: Major Section of your website

h2 is for major sections, like a chapter in a book. Again, required.

Types of Lists

Unordered Lists (AKA Bullet Points)

• First Item
• Second Item
• Third Item

Ordered Lists (NUMBERED LIST)

1. First Item
2. Second Item
3. Third Item

Nested Lists (Lists Inside of Other Lists)

• Fruits
  • Apples
    • Red Delicious
    • Granny Smith
  • Bananas
• Vegetables
  1. Carrots
  2. Broccoli

Section 1.1: Subsection

h3 breaks down chapters into smaller parts. You know what, to save time, you can just assume everything here is required.

Topic A: Smaller Division

h4 is for specific topics within sections.

Suptopic: Getting detailed

h5 is RARELY used - only for very detailed organization

Fine Print: Smalled Heading

h6 is the SMALLEST - almost never needed!

More Stuff!

This text is Strong (bold emphasis).

This text is Emphasized (stress emphasis).

This text is Highlighted (like a highlighter pen).

This text is Small (fine print/disclaimers).

This text is Deleted (strikethrough).

This text is Inserted (underlined).

This is a WWW abbreviation.

This text is Computer Code in a sentence.

Press Ctrl + S to save.

The computer says: File saved successfully

Quotations

She said, HTML Is awesome! (inline quote)

I found the exit door btw, it's right here

I don't know if this constitutes as an emergency, but it's the only exit here, so I think you're safe.

Wait....If this is the only exit, how did you get in here...