The “Hello World” webpage is the quintessential starting point for anyone learning web development. It’s a simple HTML page that displays the text “Hello World” on the screen, demonstrating the foundational structure of a webpage. Typically, the code consists of a basic HTML document with a html, head, and body section. This minimalist example teaches how HTML works and sets the stage for exploring CSS and JavaScript.
Creating a “Hello World” page is a great way to familiarize yourself with web development tools like text editors and browsers. It’s more than just a phrase—it’s your gateway to building functional and visually engaging websites!
Former USA Today reporter Doug Levy lives in New York City and spends a lot of his free time searching for great food and wine. As a PR pro, he specializes in healthcare and life sciences. Doug enjoys sharing his culinary observations which you can also read on his personal blog at Food and Wine World.
