A boilerplate is a piece of code that may be reused over and over again.
The basis of your website is an HTML boilerplate. It's also known as an HTML shell.
You'll start organizing your webpage using the same bit of code every time you create a new HTML document.
<!DOCTYPE> element tells your browser which type of document to expect and how to render code properly.
<HTML> element is the root element of an HTML page.
<head> element contains information such as title, scripts, styles, and any meta information your website needs.
<body> element contains all of the elements that will be used to structure the webpage and visible page content.
<tittle> element contains the text that will appear on the tab for the webpage on the browser.