So far we have discussed about various types of tags and objects of HTML documents but haven’t come across any methodology which can control the data embedded in them. In a simple HTML document the web browser cannot separate data from the content and thus the user can’t manage and manipulate it. In order to solve this issue the concept of Data Binding was introduced.
In today’s world the internet is growing at the speed of a jet. Day by day websites are being improved in terms of interactivity, entertainment, multimedia, graphics and animations. HTML documents now do not refer to the static pages which were used as the source of information only.
Whenever we prepare long documents we divide it into various paragraphs each expressing a different and complete thought. We also use headings, sub-headings, horizontal lines etc. and align various portions of the document in different styles so that overall it becomes more captivating and meaningful to read.
In HTML, image maps refer to an image consisting of different parts each pointing towards a different link on the web. These types of maps are used to represent various information related to a particular organization as a whole.
OK, you have created the world’s best web site which has got breath taking designs and extraordinary multimedia effects, but the bottom line is you have to publish it on the World Wide Web (WWW, popularly known as the Internet) so that it can been viewed by the public.
Today almost every e-commerce website is integrated with a backend database to keep a record of all the transactions and customers. Database is a fast, easy, secure and reliable method of updating the records online.
HTML images as discussed earlier, plays a very important role in attracting the web traffic towards your web site. Images are those elements of HTML documents, which add life to the web page and increase its worth.
HTML tags are the basic building blocks of a web document. All the elements which make up a HTML page itself are made of a starting tag and an ending tag.