What describes the raw text, images, and other elements included in a web page?

• A. Website Structure
• B. Heading
• C. Website Content
• D. HTML

Answer: (C)

What you see on a web page—the text, images, and other elements—is the website content. This is the actual material that users interact with or read. The other terms describe different ideas: HTML is the markup language that defines the structure and tags around content, not the content itself; website structure refers to how the page is organized and laid out, like sections and navigation; a heading is just one type of content element within the page. So, the raw text and media that make up the page are the content you’re presenting to visitors.