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hey whatamp;#39;s up this is Scott with level up tuts in the last video we left off by creating this really basic HTML 5 document and now weamp;#39;re going to start filling it with some of the new elements the new tags that we can now use with HTML 5 and some of these tags really donamp;#39;t have a whole lot of meaning other than just semantic meaning where uh weamp;#39;re going to be using them where we would normally use a div or something but a div doesnamp;#39;t have any sort of semantic meaning itamp;#39;s just a you know itamp;#39;s just denoting some sort of you know content thereamp;#39;s no meaning there so where uh HTML 5 really succeeds is having a lot of options for tags with semantic uh meaning that you know is going to help us out so first one is the header tag and now weamp;#39;re going to wrap our H1 and this is going to be the header of our page weamp;#39;re going to wrap this in just a tag thatamp;#39;s just says header and this isnamp;#39;t going to do
