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This page explains how a basic multi-page website can be structured using semantic HTML elements only.

Understanding HTML Website Structure

This project focuses on building a website using HTML without styling or interactivity. The goal is to understand how real websites are structured before introducing CSS or JavaScript.

Semantic elements such as nav, main, section, article, aside, and footer are used to create meaningful and accessible page layouts.

Learning Outcomes

Proper use of semantic HTML elements
Multi-page navigation using relative links
SEO fundamentals such as meta tags and canonical URLs
Accessibility through clean structure and headings

Education & Practice

This website was built as part of my learning journey in frontend development, focusing on strong foundations before styling and scripting.

This is a personal portfolio and learning project. It does not collect passwords, financial information, or personal data.