Basic Markup
HTML uses a system of markup or tags which denote blocks of web content such as
paragraphs, images, and links. An HTML block contains two main sections: a head and a body.
Add Content
Web editors automatically add a doctype section which tells your browser which web standards your html pages conform to.
Below, an html page after a title, an image, and some paragraphs have been added.
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Add Styling To The Head Section
By adding a style block in the head section of your html page, you can use a kind of scripting called CSS (cascading style sheet). This allows you to customize the look of each of your html blocks.
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Color Style Guide
Sample Projects
- Students will create a one page website with images relevant to their lives and four or five autobiographical paragraphs. (A style section will be included in all html assignments)
- Students will select a famous presidential address as the basis for a one page website. Include one or more images relevant to the speech as well as several paragraphs from the speech.
- Students will select a story from a major news website as the basis for a one page website. Include one or more images relevant to the story as well as several paragraphs which summarize the story.