Document Structure:

• <header> The top section of a webpage containing the website's logo, navigation menu, and maybe a search bar.
• <footer> The bottom section of a webpage containing copyright information, links to privacy policy/terms of service, and contact information.
• <nav> A list of links that allow users to navigate to different sections or pages of the website.

Main Content:

• <main> The main body of a webpage containing the primary content, such as articles, blog posts, or product listings.
• <article> A blog post or news article that can be read independently from the rest of the webpage.
• <section> Different sections of a webpage, such as "About Us", "Services", or "Contact".

Additional Information:

• <aside> A sidebar containing related links, advertisements, or additional information about the main content.
• <address> Contact information for the author or owner of the webpage.

Media Content:

• <figure> An image or video embedded within an article or blog post.
• <figcaption> A caption providing context or additional information for the media content.

Details and Progress:

• <details> A dropdown menu containing additional information or options that can be toggled open or closed.
• <summary> The heading or title of the <details> element.
• <meter> A visual representation of a value within a specified range, such as a progress bar or gauge.
• <progress> A progress bar indicating the completion status of a task or process.

Marked and Date Content: