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The client-server model is a fundamental concept in web development that governs how web pages are delivered to the client. This lesson provides an overview of the client-server model, how web pages are delivered to the client, and the role of web servers, web browsers, and HTTP in web development.

In web development, there are two primary areas of focus: front-end development and back-end development. Understanding the differences between these two areas is crucial to building a successful website or application. This lesson provides an overview of front-end vs. back-end development, their roles, and the tools and technologies associated with each.

In this lesson, students will learn about the structure of an HTML document, the HTML boilerplate code, and the and tags. They will also understand HTML tags and their purpose, including common tags such as ,

, , , and

The basic structure of HTML is the foundation of every web page. In this lesson, students will learn about the essential elements of an HTML document and how they fit together to create a structured web page.

HTML tags and elements are fundamental building blocks of a web page. In this lesson, students will learn about the most common HTML tags and elements and how they are used to create content on a web page.

The lesson will cover the purpose of HTML tags, the different types of tags, and how they are used to create structure and content on a web page. Students will learn about the most commonly used tags, such as the through tags for headings, the

tag for paragraphs, the tag for links, and the tag for images.

The lesson will guide students through the process of creating a basic HTML document, including creating the necessary tags, defining the content of the document using HTML elements, and adding images and links to the document.