Now that we've learned what a basic HTML page is made of, we can now move onto more advanced commands and how they fit together to make your page look beautiful on the web.

First, let's start with our framework for a page and add a few things:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>My Life</TITLE>
<BODY>
<h2>This is my life!</h2>
<p> This is my first webpage and I want to talk about my life. My life is <b>so</b> cool!</p>
</BODY>
</HTML>

First, let's look at what this page would look like:

This is my life!

This is my first webpage and I want to talk about my life. My life is so cool!

Now, let's dissect the code. In the first exercise, we learned all the code that's highlighted in green above is the required framework of a page. The TITLE tags in Blue are the only required tags for <HEAD>. The rest of this stuff makes up our page.

The first tag you see is <h2>. <h2> is a "headline" command. It creates a headline like the "This is my life!" one above. Placing different numbers behind the 'h' cause the headings to be different sizes, such as <h1>, which is the largest heading.

This is the largest Heading.

The next command is an open paragraph command, a <p>. <p> starts a new paragraph and </p> closes the paragraph. After the paragraph tag and before the word "so" is a <b> tag which signifies to bold the text it encloses with </b>.

These are just a few of the tags available in the world of HTML, let's move on to a a more advanced subject, tables.

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