When you read a textbook, some words are bold or italic to draw your attention. HTML gives you the same ability — and these elements carry semantic meaning that helps screen readers and search engines understand your content.

Strong (Bold)

<strong> marks text as important. Browsers render it bold:

<p>Warning: <strong>Do not delete this file</strong>.</p>

Emphasis (Italic)

<em> adds emphasis that changes the sentence meaning. Browsers render it italic:

<p>I <em>really</em> like HTML.</p>

Why Not <b> and <i>?

Element	Meaning	Use
<strong>	Important (semantic)	Screen readers announce it differently
<b>	Bold (visual only)	No extra meaning
<em>	Emphasis (semantic)	Changes sentence meaning
<i>	Italic (visual only)	No extra meaning

Always prefer <strong> and <em> — they are better for accessibility and SEO.

Combining Them

<p>This is <strong><em>critically important</em></strong>.</p>

Your Task

Create a paragraph that says: "HTML is fun and easy to learn!"

• Wrap "fun" in <strong> (bold — it is the important word)


• Wrap "easy" in <em> (italic — it is the emphasized word)