Met with the browser page

A website refers to a collection of web pages that are made on the Internet according to certain rules, using HTML, etc. to display specific content.

A web page is a "page" in a website, usually a file in HTML format, which is to be read by a browser.

A web page is the basic element that constitutes a website. It usually consists of pictures, links, text, sound, video and other elements.Usually, the web pages we see usually end with .htm or .html suffixes, so they are commonly referred to as HTML files.

HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language, a language used to describe web pages.

HTML is not a programming language, but a markup language.

The markup language is a set of markup tags.

The so-called hypertext has two meanings:

1. It can add pictures, sounds, animations, multimedia and other content (beyond the text limit).

2. It can also jump from one file to another, connecting with files on hosts around the world (hyperlink text ).

The formation of the web page:

A web page is composed of web page elements, which are described by html tags and then parsed by the browser to display to the user.

Front-end developers develop code ----> Browser display code (parse, render) -----> Generate final Web page

Web Summary

A web page is composed of pictures, links, text, sound, video and other elements, which is actually an html file (suffixed as html)

Web page generation and production: A front-end person writes an HTML file, and then the browser opens, and the webpage can be seen.

HTML: Hypertext Markup Language, a language used to make web pages. It is composed of tags. For example, image tags, link tags, video tags, etc...

Common browsers

Web pages are displayed through browsers. We want to introduce the following two points about browsers:

1. Commonly used browsers

2. Browser Kernel

A browser is a platform for displaying and running web pages.Commonly used browsers are IE, Firefox (Firefox), Google (Chrome), Safari and Opera.

Usually known as the top five browsers.

Browser kernel: