It's notable because it recognized that browsers could not do everything. One notable addition was the embed tag (and the applet and object tag after that). We even had this fancy thing called "JavaScript" that allowed us to interact with the page in basic ways. Tables, font tags, and images gave us a decent amount of flexibility to create the sites we wanted. In the early days of the web, browser developers quickly added features that helped web developers build more exciting sites and applications. The tags provide a small measure of meaning and allow user agents-aka browsers-to present the content in a meaningful way.
You create some text and you wrap some tags around it. By many accounts, it's still very simple.
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