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in this video were gonna look at HTML character encoding and why we should define a doctype within our markup when we mark up a page now you can see weve got an example here of a sentence or a couple of sentences and basically we can see that were trying to use a specific character and this isnt being represented very well so human readability is affected here so this part here should be an e with a little accent above it so the reason this has happened is because we havent defined a character a specific in character encoding for this page and therefore the full character sets not being represented now what we actually need to do is go in and head over to our markup and we need to actually define a meta tag so well go ahead and create a meta tag here and well use the charset attribute here to go ahead and specify the character set and were gonna choose utf-8 the reason being is that utf-8 allows for all characters in the unicode character set to be displayed so lets go ahead a