The question is, how do you actually make your code work on a browser? This will answer that.

Saving your file is the first skill. If it is the first time you save your file, press ‘save as’ then add ‘.html’ (if this doesn’t work type ‘.htm’) after the name of your file. This will cause the default app to open the file with to become a web browser. If it is not the first time you save your file, just press ‘save’.

Creating your file is the second skill. Right click and select ‘new’, then select ‘text document’. This should take you to Notepad.

Opening your file in notepad is the third skill. Right click on the file and select ‘open with’, then select Notepad.

Closing a tag within your code is the fourth skill. You rewrite your opening tag and insert a / directly after the opening arrow bracket.

Self-closing tags are the fifth skill. They always have a / directly before the closing arrow bracket. They do not close.

Correct spacing is the sixth skill. Everything inside a closable tag must have 2 more spaces before the line than the closable tag.