My experience with the HTML Tags

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 Well, this would be a saying that, "My experience with the HTML tags was one of frustration and triumph." It was perfect as an example for strength in perseverance and the search for guidance. The weak nature of the code made a fear of breaking something, then and there. This sense of anxiety is a trigger which, being present at first makes a slacker out of me. Let's just say that the idea of generating a string of problems leading to final project failure hangs in the air. It feels like working with priceless artifacts; every tag was a precious jewel requiring careful placement. The tension grows so nothing falls out of place, nor can anything be left in a nonfunctional state; there was a justifiable connection and positioning.

Learning was not linear at all. There were moments of major confusion, when I could not remember where exactly a tag belonged, or when effortlessly simple connections wouldn't work. Frustration is palpable and makes one doubt him/herself. I refused to be defeated. I actively sought help: toward the comprehensive presentation you provided as a lifeline. Very helpful, the diagrams and descriptions thereof had it go through the thick and thin of the code. Outside of this, I had interacted quite actively with my peers and mentors; the experiences and insights were many more there. Their guidance helped quite a number of roadblocks overcome. Trial and error was to become my best learning tool.

It was in itself a valuable learning lesson as each failure resulted in further perfecting knowledge and hone the techniques. Slowly, slowly, I was getting an intuitive feel about the HTML tags and started anticipating which problem would come and how to solve them. This is far beyond mastering technical coding skills but learning to be patient and resolute. And the obvious result has been that it has given me a feeling of self-confidence, which I have acquired through the process.

 I now feel to be able to do even the most fearful tasks without the paralysis that ensues from the fear of failing. The anxiety has changed to a feeling of power, knowing that even the hardest problems can be solved through persistence and a willingness to learn from others. This gives me a new confidence that now transcends my HTML coding and influences me in other pursuits. It has been really a transformation, both professionally and personally. I would thank all the struggles that led me to where I am now-the very meaningful personal and professional development. 

Reference 

-http://www.blogger.com

-https://www.educba.com/basic-html-tags/

-https://www.verbolia.com/6-html-tags-to-improve-your-seo-and-rank-better/

-https://in.pinterest.com/pin/list-of-all-html-tags--682717624739332155/