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Label

This element defines a tag for one of the form’s field, so we can name a field  of the form. This tag pretends to be a tag assigned to the field as its description text. 

Important attributes: for
New attributes: form

Legend

This element allow us to add a title that will be useful to offer some additional information on a registering form’s field group <fieldset>. In this way, we can group any of our website user’s personal data fields (name, surname, address...) with a title indicating “Personal Data”, which will differentiate it from the rest of the fields included in the registering form. 
In HTML5 it can be used the tag “legend” for other elements such as “figure” or “details”, although in the case of the “figure” element we can use fgcaption.

Li

The “Li” tag defines an element within a structured list (oI) or  unstructured list (ul). In HTML5,type and value attributes have been deleted. For instance, within an index, tags li are some examples containing the index’s content. 

<p>Here there is an example of it:</p> <p><br /> ? Places of London<br />? Picadilly<br />? Covent Garden</p>

Link

This element allows relating our website’s HTML with css. There can also be used other types of documents, although the most commonly used are cascade style sheets with HTML templates. In this way we can define the web style with no need to change the template, since it is costly, complicated and it duplicates a lot of information.

Important attributes

  • rel. It enables to specify the type of document that is going to be link with the website. There are different types of href, although the most common one is the stylesheet. 
  • href. It indicates the localisation of the external document

New attributes

  • Size. It indicates the size of the document which is going to be linked