Semantic Elements in HTML

The visible content of a website is organized using tags in its HTML source code. While these tags are not visible to users on the front end, they instruct the web browser on how to display the content. They specify different sections, such as paragraphs, images, and so on.

Semantic elements in HTML are tags that convey meaning about the content within them. These tags provide additional context rather than simply telling the browser that a section is a paragraph. For example, they can indicate that the content is part of the main body of text, a header within an article, or a navigation section. By using semantic tags, search engines and screen readers can better understand the structure of the page.