Tag Name Description
< nav > Nav Defines a block of navigation links such as menus and tables of contents.
<address> Address Represents the contact information of a business or person.
<article> Article Represents a part of a page which is self-contained and could be published elsewhere. Common uses include blog posts or magazine articles.
<aside> Aside Represents a part of a page which is relevant to the current content, but not a part of it directly. It can be used for related links, for clarifying a statement from the current article, or even for advertising meant for the current page.
<details> Details Encapsulates the <summary> element and any additional details which are only visible when the element is in an open state.
<figcaption> Figcaption Describes the media encapsulated within the <figure> element.
<figure> figure Encapsulates media such as an image, diagram, or code snippet.
<footer> Footer Represents a part of a page which is meant to be at the end of a completed block of content. Common uses include copyright information for the page or additional links to relevant pages.
<header> Header Represents a part of a page which is meant to be introductory. It can include heading tags, a logo, a search bar, and navigation elements.
<main> Main Represents the primary content within the body element of the web page.
<mark> Mark Represents part of a text that should be rendered as marked or highlighted.
<meter> Meter Represents either a fractional value or a scalar value within a known range.
<progress> Progress Used to display a progress bar.
<rb> Rb Representing the base component in ruby annotations for East Asian text, its use has declined and is now deprecated.
<rt> Rt Provides support for East Asian typography such as translations, pronunciation, or transliteration.
<ruby> Ruby Represents small annotations usually used for showing pronunciation of Japanese and East Asian characters.
<section> Section Defines elements in a document, such as chapters, headings, or any other area of the document with the same theme.
<summary> Summary Acts as a label for the <details> element and reveals additional information when clicked.
<time> Time Represents a time-related piece of information and can take a datetime attribute that makes it machine-readable.