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Learn How to Add Semantic HTML Elements for Better Structure
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Improve accessibility, SEO, and readability using semantic HTML tags.
What is Semantic HTML?
Semantic HTML uses tags that describe the meaning of content, making it clear for browsers, search engines, and assistive technologies.
- Examples: <header>, <footer>, <article>, <section>
- Helps improve SEO and accessibility
Common Semantic Tags
Header
My Website
Contains page titles, logos, and navigation
Footer
Contains copyright, contact info, and links
Section
About Me
This section introduces my background and skills.
Groups related content on a page
Article
Blog Post Title
Content of the blog post goes here.
Represents self-contained content like blog posts or news articles
Aside
Represents side content, like ads, links, or references
Why Use Semantic HTML?
- Improves SEO by signaling content meaning to search engines
- Enhances accessibility for screen readers
- Provides clear structure for developers and designers
Combining Semantic Elements
Example of a complete page structure:
My Website
About Me
Introduction and background information.
Latest Blog Post
Blog content goes here.
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