30 Common HTML Elements

<html>

Root elemet of an HTML document.

<head>

Contains metadata and page settings.

<title>

Defines the title shown in the browser tab.

<meta>

Provides metadata such as character set or description.

<link>

Links esternal resources like CSS files.

<style>

Contains internal CSS styling.

<script>

Embeds or links JavaScript.

<h1>

Main heading of the page.

<h2>

Subheading used for structure.

<p>

Paragraph of text.

<a>

Creates a hyperlink.

<img>

Displays an image.

<ul>

Unordered (bulleted) list.

<ol>

Ordered (numbered) list.

<li>

List item inside UL or OL.

<div>

Block-level container for styling text.

<header>

Defines a page or section header.

<footer>

Defines a page or section footer.

<nav>

Navigation links section.

<section>

Defines a thematic grouping of content.

<article>

Independent, self-contained content.

<em>

Emphasizes text; usually displays as italic.

<br>

Inserts a line break inside text.

<strong>

Indicates strong importance; usually displays as bold.

<labels>

Connects text labels to form inputs for accessibility.

<select>

Creates a dropdown menu.

<option>

Defines an item inside a <select> dropdown.

<hr>

inserts a horizontal like to separate content.

<iframe>

Embeds another webpage or media inside the current page.

<aside>

Represents content related to the main content, like a sidebar.