Getting Started with a Text Editor & Browser
- View the HTML source of a web page
- Open an HTML file in a web browser
- Edit an HTML page in a text editor
- Code with HTML tags to define different types of page elements
- Create paragraphs in a web page
- Make text bigger or smaller
- Italicize words
- Make a sentence bold
Headings & Other Blocks of Text
- Identify the different between a paragraph of text and a heading
- Create primary, secondary and tertiary headings in the web page
- Emphasize and strongly emphasize text inside of a paragraph
Versions, Titles and Proper HTML Grammar
- Change the title in the browser window
- Specify which version of HTML you are using
- Set up the basic structure of a web document and use this as a template to build new HTML pages
- Put comments and notes to yourself in the code that do not display on the page
- Validate your HTML code and find syntax errors
Line Breaks, Horizontal Separators & Special Characters
- Non-text or “empty elements” – or tags that do not contain text
- Creating basic line breaks and how that differs from adding paragraphs
- Inserting horizontal rules or dividers across the page
- Referencing special symbols such as the symbol for “copyright”
- Guides on the Web that list the code for different symbols
Bulleted & Numbered Lists with HTML
- Marking something as a list item
- Grouping a set of list items into a bulleted list
- Number or sequence a set of list items
- Embed a list within another list
Customizing Page Elements with HTML Attributes
- Look up a tag’s attributes and possible values
- Add a custom “tooltip” mouseover to any page element
- Provide additional keywords to search engines using the title attribute
- Change the alignment of a paragraph or heading
- Alter the bullet or sequencing style used by a list
- Set basic text and background colors for the web page
Displaying Tabular Data in HTML
- Engineer a table with HTML code
- Establish rows within the table
- Designate that a cell provides heading information
- Denote that a cell contains tabular data
- Add a border on your table
- Modify the spacing inside and outside of the table cells
- Change the background color of a cell, row or an entire table
- Modify the alignment of the text within a cell or of a row of cells
Creating & Modifying Images for the Web
- Search and find artwork for your website
- Determine what format, size and resolution would best suit a web page
- Open an existing image in a graphics editor and modify it for the web
- Create a new image from scratch
- Add text, borders, frames or other information to an image using Picnik.com
- Save your images with comprehensible file names in relation to the other files in your website
Embedding an Image on Your HTML Web Page
- Insert an image tag in the HTML
- Specify to the browser how to find the image file
- Indicate how much space the browser should carve out in the web page for the image
- Make your images accessible and understandable to search engines and screen readers
- Add a mouse-over, tool-tip to the picture
- Center an image in the middle of the page
- Wrap text around an image and provide a little buffer space between the image and the text
- Stop the text wrap at particular point on the page
Linking to Websites & Email Addresses with HTML
- Make text on your page link to an existing website
- Add a link to an image on your site
- Display a tooltip that tells the visitor where the link goes
- Launch a mail program from a link
- Put a hyperlink into another window
- Change the colors of the page hyperlinks
Creating a Website by Linking Your Files
- Hyperlink from one page to another within a website
- Create a set of links for full site navigation
- Organize your files to make linking easier
- Link to other file formats such as Word documents and PDFs
- Reference files in other folders
- Make long pages easier to manage with links to sections of the page
Putting Your Site on the Web/Publishing
- Investigate different hosting options
- Use an FTP application
- Access a server and see where web documents reside
- Upload your site to the server
- Review your published website and share it with others
- Getting Started with a Text Editor & Browser
- Headings & Other Blocks of Text
- Versions, Titles and Proper HTML Grammar
- Line Breaks, Horizontal Separators & Special Characters
- Bulleted & Numbered Lists with HTML
- Customizing Page Elements with HTML Attributes
- Displaying Tabular Data in HTML
- Creating & Modifying Images for the Web
- Embedding an Image on Your HTML Web Page
- Linking to Websites & Email Addresses with HTML
- Creating a Website by Linking Your Files
- Putting Your Site on the Web/Publishing
Learning HTML opens the door for anyone who wants to develop websites/applications.
Able to copy and paste in a word processor and an ability to switch between open programs in a Mac or Windows operating system.
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