The document discusses the <button> HTML tag which defines clickable buttons in web pages. It provides examples of proper button syntax using attributes like type, disabled, and value. The <button> tag can contain both text and images, and all major browsers support it. Using buttons allows users to navigate websites and gather additional information through clicking.

1. <Button> For HTML5

2. Thanks to the <button> tag we can “define a clickable button” -w3schools Yay! I can finally click on this!

4. Additional Information If you wish to add additional information to the element you can add attribute s . Attribute Examples: -Disabled -Value -Formmethod -Type -Name -Autofocus Example: <button type=“button” disabled=“disabled”>Click Me!</button>

5. Inside the <button> element you can create both text and images that are clickable Here are a few examples..

6. This might look familiar

7. And guess what! All the major browsers support <button>

10. So be sure to use the <button> Because without it, your site’s not going anywhere..