You've used it before, and as the name suggests, it's used to create paragraphs and is therefore a block-type tag.
Note that this tag should be used almost systematically when you have significant textual content, rather than resorting to non-semantic tags like <div>.
We will explore this tag in the next section.
Using <div> instead of <p> for text can adversely affect the page's SEO and accessibility.
But what is Accessibility (a11y)?
Accessibility, often abbreviated as "a11y" (where "11" represents the number of letters between "a" and "y" in "accessibility"), is the practice of making your web content usable by the widest audience, including people with disabilities.
For example, visually impaired or blind individuals use screen readers.
Well-structuring your content and using the right tags allows readers to better interpret your content and thus convey it more effectively to these users.
Let's now complete the CV with the content of each section: