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in this video Iamp;#39;m going to show you how html5 sectioning elements affect the body of your page and how you can use them to create an html5 outline the first thing weamp;#39;re going to do is create an html5 document sort of like the one we have here this one is a fairly basic page it just has your typical head elements with the meta charset and the title then down in the body I have each one headline an article headline to section headlines a footer for the article and the footer for the page if we then go and look at this page in my web browser we can see that the page is fairly plain you can see all of the same elements the h1 h2 and h3 headlines as well as the text the footer content for both the article and the footer but there is no visible distinction of any of these elements in order to see visual distinctions on these elements you would have to use CSS but one of the things html5 gives us is the ability to add semantics to your document so if we return to the HTML here