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<ul> - Used to define an Unordered List

Example:

• Dog
• Cat
• Fish
• Bird

<ol> - Used to define an Ordered List

Example:

1. Spring
2. Summer
3. Autumn
4. Winter

<li> - Used inside <ul> and <ol> tags to define list items, appearing typcially with bullet points for <ul> and with either numbers or letters in an <ol>

Example:

Ordered List:

1. red
2. orange

Unordered List:

• yellow
• green

<img> - Used to embed an image into the page

Example:

<map> - Used with <img> to create an interactive image map that allows the user to click different areas of the picture

Example:

Find Nyla!

<del> - Used to define deleted text from a document, most commonly depicted by a strike-through formatting

Example:

This is an example of deletion of text

<ins> - Used to define text that has been inserted into a document, most commonly depicted using an underline formatting

Example:

This is an example of insertion of text

<abbr> - Used to define an abbreviation or acronym when hovered over by a user or read by a screen reader

Example:

This is an eg of the abbreviation tag icydk

<summary> - Used as the clickable label for the <details> element to be revealed or hidden

Example:

The summary tag was the "Example" toggle you just clicked!

<details> - Used to create a widget that can display additional information, used with <summary> as the clickable element

Example:

This is the details section of the details tag

<object> - Used to create a container for an external resource like images, web pages, media players or plug-in applications although with much less functionality for modern browswers

Example: