This video tutorial introduces HTML elements and tags, explaining their structure and use. It uses a sandwich analogy to describe how content is wrapped within tags. The lesson includes an exercise where viewers update HTML tags to include paragraphs and bold text. The solution is demonstrated, highlighting the importance of opening and closing tags. The video concludes with a brief overview of the Brackets editor's features, which aid in HTML development.

What is the purpose of a start and end tag in HTML?

• To link to external resources

• To add comments to the code

• To indicate the beginning and end of an element

• To style the text

In the sandwich analogy for HTML elements, what do the buns represent?

• The values

• The attributes

• The tags

• The content

What is the first step in the HTML tagging exercise?

• Open the start file and add CSS

• Open the start file and add JavaScript

• Open the start file and add HTML tags

• Open the start file and add images

Which HTML tag is used to make text bold?

What feature of the Brackets editor helps in writing HTML tags faster?

• Auto-closing tags

• Code linting

• Syntax highlighting

• Version control