The HEAD guide explains HTML head elements and provides references for authors learning web markup.

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About HEAD

HEAD is a reference guide to HTML elements. It lists the recommended minimum tags for a web document and documents valid elements such as meta, link, title, style, script, noscript, and base.

It provides code examples and a recommended element order, with sections for meta tags, social markup, and platform-specific tags for iOS, Android, Chrome, and Chinese browsers.

Key features

  • Lists charset, viewport, and title tags for web documents
  • Documents valid head elements including meta, link, and base
  • Shows recommended ordering of head elements for rendering
  • Provides code examples for meta, social, and platform tags
  • Covers Open Graph, Schema.org, OEmbed, Dublin Core, Fediverse
  • Includes iOS, Android, Chrome, and Chinese browser tags
Best for: Authors learning web markup who need a reference for HTML head elements.
Good for
  • Covers multiple social and platform standards in one reference
  • Includes code examples for head tags
  • Explains recommended order with placement notes

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Android, iOS, Web
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Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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HEAD FAQ

What are the minimum head elements for a web document?
A utf-8 charset meta tag, a viewport meta tag, and a title element.
What elements are valid inside ?
Meta, link, title, style, script, noscript, and base.
What order should head elements follow?
Charset first, then viewport, title, other meta tags, social tags, links, resource hints, stylesheets, icons, then scripts.
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