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Hello, young web designer! In this tutorial, we're going to learn about using emojis in your HTML web pages. Emojis are fun and colorful icons that help you express emotions, ideas, or objects. Let's get started!

1. What are Emojis? Emojis are small images or icons that represent emotions, objects, or ideas. You've probably seen and used them in text messages or social media posts. You can also use emojis in your HTML web pages!

2. Using Emojis in HTML The easiest way to include emojis in your HTML code is to simply copy and paste them into your text. Most modern browsers and devices support emojis, so they should display correctly.

Here's an example of using emojis in an HTML paragraph:

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<p>😀 I'm so happy to learn about web design! 🌐 💻</p>

3. Finding Emojis To find emojis to use in your HTML code, you can use an emoji picker or search for an emoji website. Many devices and operating systems have built-in emoji pickers:

• Windows: Press the Windows key + period (.) to open the emoji picker.
• Mac: Press Command + Control + Space to open the emoji picker.
• iOS: Use the emoji keyboard on your iPhone or iPad.
• Android: Use the emoji keyboard on your Android device.

4. Practice Time Now let's practice using emojis in your web page! Follow these steps:

Step 1: Open the HTML file you created in the previous tutorial or create a new one.

Step 2: Use your device's emoji picker or an emoji website to find some emojis you'd like to use.

Step 3: Copy and paste the emojis into your HTML code. You can include them in paragraphs, headings, or lists. For example:

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<h1>🍕 My Favorite Foods 🍔</h1>
<p>🥦 I love eating broccoli, too!</p>

Step 4: Save your file and open it in a web browser to see the emojis displayed on your web page.

Using emojis in your HTML web pages is a fun way to add color and expression to your content. Keep practicing, and soon you'll be able to incorporate emojis into your web designs like a pro!