New Structural Elements in HTML 5

The new structural elements in HTML 5 are

1. < header > - This is the header which may contain the introduction for a page or a section.

2. < nav > - This is reserved for the sections or pages that has links to other pages.

3. < section > - This is the generic document , more like the < div >.

4. < article > - This represent the main content area of the page.

5. < aside > - This can be referred to as the side bar of the page, where we usual have some about information, tags etc.

6. < footer > - This adds the footer information for the page.

Hope this gives an idea on the structural elements in HTML 5.

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