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HTML is a relatively simple language, in some places it is almost completely readable and understandable but that doesn't stop people from having problems with it. Why is that? It's mainly because, while the HTML tags themselves are easy, creating an HTML document that works as intended on a web server requires you to know a few extra things that aren't often explained. Here, then, is a quick guide to understanding those parts of HTML that they just don't tell you about in the books. It is meant to work as a check-list for those writing HTML documents - perhaps with emphasis on all those doing it for the first time.