Give your website a title!
The <title>~</title> tag represents the title of a page.
Once you have created your website, you need to give each page a title.
[Example]
<head>
.
<title> This is your website title. </title>
.
</head>
The title element is placed inside the head tags and is treated as page information. The title appears in the tab and in search results.
If you hover over the tab you're on, you can see this site's title. Remember to give your site a title that reflects its content!
The importance of titles
If you set up a webpage without entering a title, it will appear in the tab bar and the bookmarks as the URL, like "https;//www.xxx.com". Not only is that kind of uncool, it's offputting. Imagine going through your browser history and seeing a random link and having no idea what it was. It's troublesome, right?
Change the title of your pages so that their content is easy to understand.
In addition, it's good for SEO to set a title, so that search engines don't think your page is spam. Make it clear what your website is all about.