In this unit we have learnt how to create simple HTML pages. The contents of the page have to be written within the BODY tag. The HEAD tag includes the title of the document. An important part of displaying a page is the proper formatting of the text. There exist many tags to do this job. The headers of the sections and sub-sections of the document can be displayed using the header tags (<H1> to <H6>). The <P> tag is used to demarcate a paragraph. The <B>, <I> and <U> tags are used to mark the text as bold, italics and underlined respectively. The <STRONG> and <EM> tags are used to emphasize the text in bold and italics. The <BLOCKQUOTE> tag indents the left margin of the text. The <ADDRESS> tag displays the text in italics. Any text placed between the <CITE> and </CITE> tags, is rendered in italics by the browser. You can display the text exactly as written in the code using the <PRE> tag. The size, color and the type of the font can be specified using the <FONT> tag. The <IMG> tag is used for inserting images in the document. We have also looked at the very useful <META> tag. This tag is used to redirect the users to other pages, and to provide information about the page.