Indentation in HTML

Imagine you're drawing a picture of a house with crayons on a piece of paper. When you want to draw the roof, you start a little bit to the right, so it looks like it's on top of the walls, right? That's like indentation in HTML!

Indentation is like giving your HTML code some space to make it easier to read and understand. It's like when you want to organize your toys neatly in a box, so you can find them easily later.

So, when we write HTML code, we use indentation to show which parts belong together, just like drawing lines closer together for things that go together in your picture. For example:

See how some lines are a little bit to the right? That's indentation! It helps us see which parts of the code are inside other parts. It's like giving each part of our HTML code its own special space, just like you give each toy its own special spot in your toy box!

So, indentation in HTML is like giving our code some space and order, so it's easier for us to read and understand, just like organizing our toys or drawing pictures neatly!"