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HTML is where the magic of web page design begins. It isn’t presentational — that’s what CSS is for — HyperText Markup Language is a simple, elegant way to structure content. These …

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You can alter the size and shape of the text on a web page with a range of properties. font-family This is the font itself, such as Times New Roman, Arial, or Verdana.

While, generally speaking, HTML is for content and CSS is for presentation, JavaScript is for interactivity. Originally designed for adding small amounts of interactivity to a page (like hovers …