HTML is composed of elements, the Opening Tag, Content, and Closing Tag . All of these elements combined is the HTML element (or in simple terms, element). The Opening Tag is at the start of the element by using an opening (<) and closing (>) angled bracket. Moreover, the Closing Tag is at the end of the element by using an opening angle bracket with a back slash (< /) and a closing (>) angled bracket. In the middle of these tags is the Content. It is the information you are trying to display.
HTML is organized as a collection of family tree relationships. In this collection, there are elements that are contained within an another element, aka nested. The element that is "nested" is considered the child element and it is inside another element called the parent element. Additionally, the relationship in this family tree is organized by a hierarchy by placing indentions for the necessary elements for better readability.
To structure your text display, you can use headings to organize it. In HTML, there are 6 types of headings, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, and h6. They will also be typed with the opening (<) and closing (>) angled brackets for the Opening Tag and the Closing Tag with the opening angled bracket with the back slash (< /) and the closing angled bracket (>). Starting from h1, the list goes from the largest size to the smallest size at h6. These headings can be used for multiple purposes such as listing movie titles, articles, and other forms of content.
Armando Gonzalez is the Head of User Experience Design at Apple. According to his LinkedIn, he is an "Inspirational Design Leader specialized in delivering customer experience strategies that create opportunity for companies seizing the emerging world of connected products and services." As the Head of UX design, Gonzalez leads the UX strategy and vision across all digital products, oversee the design and development of user experiences, conduct user research and usability testing to inform design decisions, collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate UX best practices, and mentor and manage a team of UX designers and researchers. I find this interesting because as Head of UX Design, you have the opportunity to shape the overall user experience strategy of a company. Moreover, they play a key role in shaping the company’s brand through its user interactions and design aesthetics.
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The whole idea of connecting book lovers via online is not unique per se. However, in Readergy, book lovers are able to read other readers' annotations in books, allow conversations in the community, access reading acessories from other readers, attend online book clubs, and etc. Users can join chatrooms dedicated to their individual book interests such as if they love fantasy books or, to go more specific, romance fantasy books. Additionally, they can listen to podcasts about reader reviews and listen to their favorite author talk about their books and possibly their future books. This is not limited to readers who read for pleasure, but also readers who want conversations about research articles, or any educational writings.