Copyright Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc. Chapter 13 Internet and the World Wide Web 541 3. Using Notepad or other plain-text editor, enter the HTML code shown. Hands-On Example 13.2.2 (continued) ! DOCTYPE html html title /title body h1 /h1 img src= p /p /body /html 4. Save the fi le as AboutMe.html in the Chap13 folder on your fl ash drive. 5. Using a digital camera, smartphone, or other device, take a photograph of yourself and save it in the Chap13 folder on your fl ash drive. 6. Applying what you have learned, edit the HTML fi le so the title of the web page is About Me, the heading is your name, and the image is the photograph of yourself. Refer to the example in the text if needed. 7. On the line between the paragraph tags, which are p and /p, add one or two sentences describing yourself. 8. Save the HTML fi le, and load it into a web browser. 9. Debug the HTML fi le if needed. Refer to the example in the text as needed. HTML5 There have been fi ve revisions to the HTML standard. Each revision has added clarity and uniformity for how a browser developer should present the marked-up text. In addition, the W3C has approved additional tags for new features. The new elements for HTML5 can be presented in four groups: semantic, form control, graphics, and multimedia.