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Categories:\u00a0Ecommerce Trends<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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According to the\u00a0NetCraft site<\/a>, in 2012 there were more than 580 million websites online, of which more than 175 million were termed active. That said, there are many design languages available to help you create a website, but today we\u2019re pinning two of the most popular languages head-to-head:\u00a0HTML<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Flash<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

I-What is HTML?<\/p>\n

HTML<\/strong>\u00a0(HyperText Markup Language) stands for Hypertext Markup Language. Simply put, HTML is an IT language which first appeared in 1991 during the Web\u2019s early years. The goal of the language was to organize and manage content. In its most basic form, HTML enables you to create a page on the Internet. HTML code is what you write in order to post text, links, images etc., on your pages.<\/p>\n

HTML 5 is the most recent version of the language, and it allows for the integration of videos and animation directly on your website, which wasn\u2019t possible with previous versions.<\/p>\n

a.Pros and Cons<\/p>\n

There are several key advantages to using HTML:<\/p>\n