This is a perfectly okay webpage:
<HTML>
<H1>Hello, World!</H1>
<p>This is a webpage. If you paste this into a plain text file, then save that file as index.html, you can open this webpage in a browser by right clicking the file in the file folder and selecting "Open in Safari" (or whatever browser you use).</p>
</HTML>
Webpages are made up of elements. Elements are just boxes you fill with different shit until you have a webpage.
There are all sorts of different types of elements that help you make all different types of shit. For example, if you wanted to make a paragraph, you'd used the paragraph element:
<p>Your paragraph here …</p>.
Making an element is easy. All you need is a pair of brackets <> </> with the element’s name in each <p></p>. The first bracket <p> indicates where your element starts, and the second bracket </p> indicates where your element ends.
<p>
Webpages are made up of elements. Elements are just boxes you fill with different shit until you have a webpage.
</p>