Create A Web Page
Overview
The content layer of a web page is written in HTML, and building it is a bit like assembling a document from labelled building blocks. Every heading, paragraph, list, table, image and link is wrapped in tags that tell the browser what each piece is. Get the structure right and the browser knows exactly how to organise your page, search engines can read it, and your styling later has clean elements to work with.
In this lesson you will learn the skeleton every page shares, the difference between the head and body sections, and the tags for headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, images and hyperlinks. You will meet metatags that tell the browser and search engines about the page, bookmarks and anchors for jumping around, and the important rule about using relative rather than absolute file paths for local links.
Objectives
- Use HTML in the content layer.
- Create the content layer of a web page Place appropriate elements in the head section of a web page including: • insert a page title to display in the browser • attach external stylesheets (with the correct hierarchy, using a relative file path) • metatags to use the appropriate attributes including to define the charset, name attributes (description, keywords, author, viewport), content attributes • default target windows Place appropriate content in the body section of a web page Insert a table including table header, table rows, table data Use appropriate table attributes to meet the needs of the audience including to adjust cells to span more than one row or column, to set table and cell sizes in terms of pixels or % values, to apply styles to tables Insert appropriate objects into a web page including text, images, sound clips, video (display controls, remove controls, autoplay), to adjust image or video size, aspect ratio and apply alternate text Use the <div> tag including to apply styles and classes Apply tags to text within a web page to display pre- defined styles including h1, h2, h3, p, li Apply classes to elements within a web page Apply styles to elements within a web page including to a list (ordered list, unordered list) Create a bookmark within a web page using an id attribute Create hyperlinks from text and images to: • bookmarks on the same page • other locally stored web pages • a website using the URL • send mail to a specified email address • to open in a specified location (the same window, a new window, with a window named as specified).
- The use of HTML in the content layer.
- Purpose of the head and body sections of a web page The reason tables are used to structure elements within a web page Function of metatags including to define: the charset, keywords for search engines, the author of the web page, a description of the web page, the viewport (to make your web page display on all devices) Function of a hyperlink Concept of a bookmark including methods of creating a bookmark within a web page Function of an anchor Relative file path and absolute file path including the reason absolute file paths must not be used for hyperlinks to locally saved web pages/objects.
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Lesson Evaluation
Congratulations on completing the lesson on Create A Web Page. Now that youve explored the key concepts and ideas, its time to put your knowledge to the test. This section offers a variety of practice questions designed to reinforce your understanding and help you gauge your grasp of the material.
You will encounter a mix of question types, including multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and essay questions. Each question is thoughtfully crafted to assess different aspects of your knowledge and critical thinking skills.
Use this evaluation section as an opportunity to reinforce your understanding of the topic and to identify any areas where you may need additional study. Don't be discouraged by any challenges you encounter; instead, view them as opportunities for growth and improvement.
- Which tag is used for the most important heading on a web page?
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D. Answer: C
- Which attribute makes a table cell span two columns? A. rowspan="2" B. colspan="2" C. width="2" D. span="2" Answer: B
- Which section of a web page holds the title and metatags? A. The body section B. The footer C. The head section D. The div Answer: C
- Which markup creates a hyperlink to send an email?
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Answer: B
- Local links to your own pages and images should use: A. An absolute file path B. A relative file path C. A full URL D. A bookmark only Answer: B
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