The basic structure of a web page is comprised of three main parts:

​Header: This is the topmost section of the web page, typically containing the logo or title of the website, navigation links to other pages, and sometimes contact information or a search bar.

Sections: The main content of the web page is broken down into sections. Each section is a block that groups related content together, helping to organize the information in a clear and manageable way for the visitor.

Footer: The footer is located at the bottom of the web page. It usually contains information such as copyright notices, links to privacy policies, a sitemap, contact information, and social media icons. The footer may also include additional navigation links or other elements that are not featured in the main navigation menu.

Note: Header and Footer remain the same for all webpage a visitor navigates to.

These components work together to create a well-structured and navigable web page that enhances the user experience by providing easy access to information and functionality.

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