This week, I encountered new and overwhelming new information while learning HTML. It is so new and interesting, yet still very confusing for me. Organizing things in a root directory is an idea I now really understand. In this step, we lay the groundwork for easily managing all of a website's files. Now I clearly understand that the <head> tag includes <title> and <meta> tags, and the <body> tag includes tags like <header>, <h1>, <nav>, <main>, <figure>, <footer> tags, etc.
However, I'm still having trouble using metadata tags correctly in the <head> area. I understand that <meta> tags define document encoding and provide descriptions for search results, but I need to improve their implementation in my HTML documents. Also, I feel more practice is required regarding embedding audio and video files and creating a form.
As a professional instructional designer, I plan to use the idea of semantic layout tags a lot in my work coming up. When I use the <header>, <nav>, <main>, <section>, and <footer> tags correctly, I can make educational material easier to find and use. This organized way of putting information together makes things clearer and helps learners find their way around course materials more naturally.
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