Html5 new tags

HTML5 introduces several new semantic elements that provide better structure and meaning to web pages. Here are some of the new HTML5 tags:

Sectioning Elements

  1. <header>: defines the header section of a document or section
  2. <footer>: defines the footer section of a document or section
  3. <nav>: defines a section of navigation links
  4. <main>: defines the main content section of a document
  5. <section>: defines a self-contained section of related content
  6. <article>: defines an independent piece of content, such as a blog post or news article
  7. <aside>: defines a piece of content that is related to the main content, but not essential to it
  8. <hgroup>: defines a group of headings (h1-h6)

Content Elements

  1. <figure>: defines a figure, such as an image or diagram, with a caption
  2. <figcaption>: defines the caption for a figure
  3. <video>: defines a video player
  4. <audio>: defines an audio player
  5. <canvas>: defines a canvas element for dynamic graphics
  6. <svg>: defines a Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) element
  7. <map>: defines a client-side image map
  8. <mark>: defines marked text, such as highlighted text

Semantic Elements

  1. <time>: defines a date and time
  2. <date>: defines a date
  3. <tel>: defines a telephone number
  4. <fax>: defines a fax number
  5. <email>: defines an email address
  6. <url>: defines a URL
  7. <address>: defines an address
  8. <menu>: defines a menu

Other Elements

  1. <datagrid>: defines a data grid
  2. <details>: defines a details element, which can be used to provide additional information
  3. <summary>: defines a summary element, which is used to provide a brief summary of the details element
  4. <progress>: defines a progress bar
  5. <meter>: defines a meter element, which can be used to measure progress or display a value

These new HTML5 tags provide a more semantic way of structuring content, which can improve the accessibility and search engine optimization (SEO) of web pages.