Let the robot chose a tag for you
Let the robot choose what semantic tag is right for your HTML5 element
A menu, submenu, navigation bar...
Use <nav> for any element that represents the navigation within the page and the site: menu or navbar.
Does this content make sense on its own? Can it be extracted and shown alone in a page, for reference? Would it make sense to syndicate it in a RSS feed?
Article can be a complete news story, but also a forum post, comment, or sidebar widget. It needs a unique heading.
Is it an accessory? I.e., could it be removed without making the page impossible to understand?
Anything on a sidebar, the comments, footnotes, glossary, advertisement, should get the <aside> tag.
Can it be listed as a reference, aside from the document itself?
An image, an ensemble of image, a graphic... comes with a <figcaption> element for the legend.
Is it logical that your block should begin with a title?
If it has a title but is not an <article>, then it should be a <section>. There can be multiple <section> tags in an <article>.
Does it represent something? Then chose Yes.Or is it just for CSS hooks and layout? Then chose No.
Probably a paragraph. Or another appropriate element such as <address>, <blockquote>, <pre>...
Stands for "division of page".The default block in the flow, which doesn’t have any particular meaning.
