Semantic HTML tags provide meaning about the content they enclose, making the structure clear for both developers and browsers. Examples include for page headers, for navigation menus, and for standalone content. These tags improve SEO, accessibility, and code readability.
Regular (non-semantic) tags like and are generic containers without meaning. They are used for styling or layout but don’t convey the purpose of the content.
In short, semantic tags tell what the content is, while regular tags just group or style it.
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Semantic & Regular HTML Tags - Key difference
Semantic HTML tags provide meaning about the content they enclose, making the structure clear for both developers and browsers. Examples include for page headers, for navigation menus, and for standalone content. These tags improve SEO, accessibility, and code readability.
Regular (non-semantic) tags like and are generic containers without meaning. They are used for styling or layout but don’t convey the purpose of the content.
In short, semantic tags tell what the content is, while regular tags just group or style it.