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? Explained for a child:
Imagine a website is like a toy house. Each part of the house has a name and a purpose. These funny little words with < > are like labels that tell what goes where.
Let’s see:
is like the front door with the house’s name. It's where you see the title, logo, or the main menu.
is like a map inside the house. It shows you all the paths (links) you can take on the website.
is like a room inside the house, like the bedroom or the kitchen. Each room has something special going on.
is like a side shelf with extra stuff. It might have tips, fun facts, or toys that match what you're doing.
is like a little book you can read on its own. It could be a story, a blog post, or some news.
is like the heart of the house, where the most important stuff lives. That’s what you came to see — the main game, story, or list.
Imagine a website is like a toy house. Each part of the house has a name and a purpose. These funny little words with < > are like labels that tell what goes where.
Let’s see:
is like the front door with the house’s name. It's where you see the title, logo, or the main menu.
is like a map inside the house. It shows you all the paths (links) you can take on the website.
is like a room inside the house, like the bedroom or the kitchen. Each room has something special going on.
is like a side shelf with extra stuff. It might have tips, fun facts, or toys that match what you're doing.
is like a little book you can read on its own. It could be a story, a blog post, or some news.
is like the heart of the house, where the most important stuff lives. That’s what you came to see — the main game, story, or list.