HTML is one of the most popular computer languages used to create websites.
It is straightforward to learn, given that most resources can be found online.
HTML5 enables businesses to create highly interactive and responsive mobile web applications that work seamlessly across multiple devices and platforms, improving the user experience.
With native support for audio and video, HTML5 enables multimedia content to be integrated directly into websites, without the need for plugins like Flash, improving performance and compatibility in modern browsers.
HTML5 offers in-browser storage (local storage), allowing businesses to develop applications that can work offline, improving accessibility.
HTML5, along with technologies like Canvas and WebGL, enables businesses to create games and interactive experiences directly in the browser, without the need for additional software or plugins.
It is an open source multiplatform platform, so it is very accessible to all users.
HTML5 includes new elements and JavaScript APIs to improve storage, multimedia, and hardware access.
It was the successor to previous versions of HTML and introduced new elements and capabilities in the language in addition to the previous version, HTML 4.01, in addition to improving or removing some existing functions.
An HTML element is distinguished from other text in a document by "tags", which consist of the element name surrounded by "<" and ">". The name of an element within a tag is not case-sensitive.