# HTML is the language of the Internet – but it has rules When designing a website, you are likely working with items that use HTML. Whether typing the HTML yourself, or using a Web Editor, the result will likely be in HTML. But HTML has changed over the years. Current HTML rulesets are one what is known as version 5, or HTML5. The road to the current “Living Standard” of HTML saw many different versions of the Internet, and businesses came and went as the Internet changed. For example, at one point the most popular browser of the Internet was not Chrome, it was something called Netscape Navigator. The main search engine was known as WebCrawler. You will do a quick exploration of the current standards of HTML, including a quick peek back in time. ## Your Task 1. A good example of an HTML4 website is https://math.hws.edu/eck/cs120/s01/lab8/. It loads one screen that within it has 3 screens. 1. What are the advantages of this type of design layout that you can see, considering all elements and principles, but focusing on navigational advantages. 2. What could be the challenges? 2. Who is W3C? What did/do they do? What other languages were they focused on? 3. Who is WHATWG? Why was WHATWG created? 4. Who is responsible for HTML standards today? What is that standard called? 5. Create a list of some of the core HTML tags and what they do, including 1. Core document structure tags 2. Layout elements 3. Text and content organization