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Did you know that HTML wasn’t always the way it is today?
<p>Let’s take a fun ride through how HTML started and evolved.
</p><p>Did you know HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language? It’s the language that gives structure to every web page you see online!
</p><p>Did you know the very first version of HTML was created in 1991 by Tim Berners-Lee, the same person who invented the World Wide Web? He built it so scientists could easily share research online.
</p><p>Did you know that early HTML had only 18 simple tags? Imagine building a whole website with just that.
</p><p>Did you know that by 1995, HTML 2.0 came along and made web pages more organized and flexible? It was the first official standard version of HTML!
</p><p>Did you know HTML kept growing and improving? HTML 3.2 and HTML 4.0 brought new features like tables, images, and forms so websites could look more interactive and fun.
</p><p>Did you know that around 1999, HTML 4.01 became the big deal? That’s when websites started to look a little more like the ones we see today.
</p><p>Then came XHTML, a stricter version of HTML that followed XML rules. But guess what? Developers found it too strict, so they wanted something more flexible.
</p><p>Did you know that’s how HTML5 was born? Introduced in 2014, HTML5 made it possible to add videos, audio, animations, and even games directly to websites without using extra plugins.
</p><p>And today, HTML5 is still what we use to build modern, beautiful, and responsive websites.
</p><p>So next time you open a webpage, remember you’re looking at the result of over 30 years of growth and innovation. Cool, right? </p><p>
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