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Hey everyone this is Juthika and welcome to your 16th HTML5 tutorial. In the previous few videos we learned about putting images on a web page and also about making them responsive using the power of HTML. Now lets look at how to add a caption for an image. There are two more elements related to images, the figure and figcaption elements. Lets start with an image of a dog. I have put it on the page just as usual with an image element. Now to give a caption to this image, lets create a figcaption element. You can create it anywhere, either before or after the image element. It depends on where you want to display the caption. Now in between the opening and closing tags lets write some text. Cookie the dog, using an ipad to work on her latest project. Lets save this and have a look at the browser. Great! you can see our image now has a caption below it. You can leave it at that since you can already see the caption. But to tell the browser and search
