In this chapter we will be breaking into the toughest part of web authoring, the source code. But don't get disheartened, if you look on the web there are a lot of web sites out there, and many that were even designed by children. Once you know the code you will be suprised how easy it really is to create web pages.
Lets take a look at some HTML right now.
Netscape will pop open its handy Source Viewer, complete with fancy colored words and a whole bunch of little angle brackets. This is the source code, or HTML, that created this web page you're now reading. Take a closer look at the angle brackets. You will see that they all enclose a group of words or letters, all seemingly very cryptic. The letters and words that are enclosed within the angle brackets are the commands which tell the browser how to display the text outside of the brackets.