HTML5 New Tags

Section label
<section> tags, defining sections in the document. such as chapters, headers, footers, or other parts of the document. Typically used for section content, a new section is started in the document flow. It is used to represent common document content or application chunks, usually composed of content and its title. But the section element tag is not an ordinary container element, it represents a thematic content, usually with a title.

Article label
<article> is a special section tag that has more explicit semantics than section and represents a separate, complete block of related content that can be used independently of the rest of the page. For example, a full forum post, a blog post, a user comment, and so on. In general, article will have a title section (usually included in the header) and sometimes include footer. Article can be nested, the inner layer of the article external layer of the article label has affiliation. For example, a blog post can be displayed in article, and some comments can be embedded in the form of article.

Nav Label
The Nav tag represents a part of the page, a group of links that can be navigated as a page, where navigation elements are linked to other pages or other parts of the current page, making the HTML code more accurate in semantics and better for devices such as screen readers.

Aside label
Aside tags are used to load non-body content and are treated as a separate part of the page. It contains content that is separate from the main content of the page and can be deleted without affecting the content of the page, the chapters, or the information the page is about to convey. Examples include ads, groups of links, sidebar, and so on.

Header Label

Footer Label
The footer tag defines the footer of a section or document that contains information about a page, article, or part of the content, such as the author or date of the article. As a footer for a page, it typically contains copyrights, related files, and links. It is basically the same as the

Hgroup Label
The hgroup tag is a combination of the header elements (H1-H6) of a Web page or sections section. For example, in a section where you have successive H-series label elements, you can enclose them in hgroup.

Figure label
Used to group elements. Used for pictures and picture description combinations.

Audio tags

Tags define sounds, such as music or other audio streams

Video tag

Tags define videos, such as movie clips or other video streams

Time label

The label defines the date or time, or both

SOURCE Label

Define media resources for media elements (such as <video> and <audio>)

Progress

Process tab, you can use the <progress> tab to display the process of time-consuming functions in JavaScript

Canvas

Labels define graphs, tables, and other images. This HTML element is designed for client-side vector graphics. It doesn't behave itself, but it presents a drawing API to client-side JavaScript so that the script can draw everything it wants to draw onto a canvas.

HTML5 New Tags