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The usage of “bold” in HTML or tags can be done using the <strong> element. The <strong> element is a semantic HTML element used to indicate strong importance or emphasis. By default, browsers often render text within <strong> elements as bold. Example below:
<p>This is a <strong>strongly emphasized</strong> text.</p>
If the intent is to convey strong importance or emphasis, it is more semantically correct to use the <strong> element.
In terms of CSS, The font-weight CSS property is used to set the boldness of the text. It can be applied to any HTML element, and it’s not limited to just <strong> . Moreover, the level of boldness can also be customized by the user through explicitly specifying a range between 100 to 900 inclusive with a jump of 100 between intervals each. (100, 200, 300…)