Let's take a look at what is the recommended HTML structure in our template. There is no big difference from page to page, and most changes happen only inside the main tag. 
<!DOCTYPE html>
html
head
    meta
    meta
    meta

    Page Title
    titleYour Page Title/title

    Google Fonts
    link
    Config
    link
    Libraries
    link
    Template Styles
    link
    Responsive
    link

    Favicon
    link
/head
body
    Header
    header
        ...
    /header

    Page Main
    main
        div
            
            Content Section 01
            section
                ...
            /section

            Content Section 02
            section
                ...
            /section
        /div

        Footer
        footer
            ...
        /footer
    /main

    Right Click Protection Block
    div
        ...
    /div

    Dynamic Backlight
    div/div

    JS Scripts
    script/script
    script/script
    script/script
    script/script
    script/script
    script/script
/body
/html

In the example above, you can see the base structure of the HTML file. All main parts of the code are commented on for better understanding and ease of use. Some parts shown in the example are optional or depend on some options. We will take a closer look at them in the following chapters.

In the head section, all you need to change from page to page is the titleYou Page Title/title tag. And even this is optional because you can use your company name title for all pages. In the rest, the head part is the same for all pages unless you want to add some additional styles to some of the pages.