<ul><li>Semantic HTML uses tags like <header>, <article>, <section>, <nav>, and <footer> to provide meaning and structure to content.</li><li>Screen readers and search engines rely on semantic markup to interpret and navigate web pages effectively.</li><li>Semantic tags help in improving accessibility for users with disabilities and enhance SEO by allowing search engines to accurately interpret content.</li><li>Using semantic HTML leads to cleaner code, easier maintenance, better team collaboration, and alignment with web standards and future technologies.</li></ul>

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