creating HTML
chengyou jiang
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1, Back in the 90's just after the internet exploded onto the scene, EVERYONE had a web page. One of the things that Comcast advertised was a free web page, and cheap tools so you could make your own website. Many people did, but few people realized how truly ugly they were. I was one of those people, and my page was just as ugly. It looked something like the link below. Check it out, and then take a few minutes to Google "great website examples", and more importantly
(https://blog.rankingbyseo.com/bad-websites/)
Today there are great tools like Wordpress, and products from companies like Adobe to create beautiful web pages. To truly understand how a website works, and how to create one you should be familiar with HTML. Hypertext Markup Language is the universal language used as the basis for all websites. This week you will have the opportunity to learn the basics.
Being a good web developer means being able to take an ugly page, and make it better, or take what you need from it to make your own page better. Check out (file:///C:/Users/Jiang/Downloads/class%20webpage%20demo.html)
Here is the basic HTML template
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <h1>My First Heading</h1> <p>My first paragraph.</p> </body> </html>
Your personal web page must include the following;
Title – This is the label you see in the tab on your browser
Heading – Your name using an <h1> tag
Picture – Insert a picture of yourself (or whatever you choose) using an <img> tag
Information – Just a paragraph or so about you using a <p> tag.
Subheadings – The heading for Education, Hobbies, and Websites should use an <h2> tag.
Color Headings – Use a <style> tag to change the color in a line or paragraph using the <font color=""> tag.
Hobbies – List your hobbies using a <ul> tag.
Websites – List your 3 favorite websites using a <ol> tag and link to the websites using an <a> tag.
CSS Styling - Use, and customize the provided CSS styling.
