Updated syntax-structure-html.md

Author: SkandSingh

docs/html/syntax-structure-html.md

@@ -15,13 +15,13 @@ HTML syntax consists of a set of elements, tags, attributes, and their combinati
     ```html
         <tagname>Content goes here</tagname>
     ```
-2. **Tags**: Tags are keywords enclosed in angle brackets (<>) that define the structure and content of HTML elements. They can be categorized into two types:
+2. **Tags**: Tags are keywords enclosed in angle brackets `<>` that define the structure and content of HTML elements. They can be categorized into two types:
 
     + **Opening Tags** : They denote the beginning of an element and have the tag name wrapped in angle brackets.
     ```html
         <tagname>
     ```
-    +  **Closing Tags** : They denote the end of an element and have the tag name wrapped in angle brackets, preceded by a forward slash (/).
+    +  **Closing Tags** : They denote the end of an element and have the tag name wrapped in angle brackets, preceded by a forward slash `/`.
 
     ```html
         </tagname>
@@ -92,4 +92,4 @@ Here's a basic HTML structure:
 
 ### conclusion
 
-Together, HTML syntax and structure enable developers to craft web pages that are both functional and user-friendly, facilitating seamless navigation and interaction for visitors. Understanding and adhering to these principles is essential for creating well-structured, semantically meaningful, and standards-compliant web content.
+Together, HTML syntax and structure enable developers to craft web pages that are both functional and user-friendly, facilitating seamless navigation and interaction for visitors. Understanding and adhering to these principles is essential for creating well-structured, semantically meaningful, and standards-compliant web content.