Yes, but element selectors based on the tag name alone are considered bad practise. Especially in bigger HTML sites. Even more so if you use a JS library / framework or some broad browser stylesheet underneath, or you use the same stylesheet in several places.
Also, a div or img tag can be a button with its own event listener as well. That may be asking for trouble as well, but I’ve been there (not proud of it).
Why do you have a class that says “button”?
Because it’s a meme. Not prod code
That is an example of a basic Bootstrap button
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/components/buttons/
for styling, probably
There’s nothing stopping you from styling buttons.
Yes, but element selectors based on the tag name alone are considered bad practise. Especially in bigger HTML sites. Even more so if you use a JS library / framework or some broad browser stylesheet underneath, or you use the same stylesheet in several places.
Also, a div or img tag can be a button with its own event listener as well. That may be asking for trouble as well, but I’ve been there (not proud of it).