This document provides an overview of how websites and web browsers work. It explains that web browsers, like Chrome or Firefox, are used to access the web and make requests to web servers. Web servers are computers that host websites and deliver web pages in response to requests. When a user enters a URL, the browser contacts the corresponding web server, which returns an HTML file that the browser then displays. HTML is the code that tells browsers how to structure and display a web page. Tags like <h1> and <p> indicate headings and paragraphs.