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    1. Intro to HTML 4.01 Instructor: Dawn Friedman The Fuse Factory Electronic and Digital Arts Lab 09.16.09
    2. Workshop Outline
      • Presentation: How a web site works (understanding elements and tags: the DNA of HTML)
      • Presentation part 2: Rules “beautiful” HTML code adheres to
      • Hands on exercise: Getting started in HTML
      09.16.09
    3. What is HTML?
      • Hyper Text Markup Language
      • Hyper : You can go anywhere and everywhere on a browser
      • Text : You are working primarily with text
      • Markup : The code necessary for making the HTML readable by a browser
      • Language : Refers to the specific syntax of a programming or scripting language
      09.16.09
    4. What is HTML?
      • HTML is a markup (or scripting) language - not a programming language
      • A markup language contains markup tags that describe how the text is to be formatted
      09.16.09
    5. 09.16.09
    6. What is HTML?
      • In the same way that proofreader marks help editors format an essay, HTML tells browsers how to format your page
      09.16.09
    7. HTML vs. CSS
      • HTML for content (think of a scaffold), CSS for presentation (color, fonts, advanced layout)
      • Many HTML elements and attributes declaring colors, fonts, background, etc. are deprecated
      • Deprecated means the code will not be (or is not) supported by the most recent versions of HTML and web browsers
      09.16.09
    8. What is a Web Browser?
      • A web browser is a computer application that does two things:
      • It goes to a web server on the internet and requests a page, so it can pull the page through the network and into your machine
      • It interprets the HTML elements and tags within the page in order to display it on the screen as the page’s creator intended
      09.16.09
    9. How a Web Browser Works 09.16.09
    10. Viewing the Page Source
      • Viewing the page source is like popping up the hood of a car to look at the engine
      • Don’t be intimidated by the code!
      • It will become more familiar with practice
      • Viewing source code is a great way to learn
      • Check out:
      • www.w3schools.com/html/html_intro.asp
      09.16.09
    11. Elements and tags 09.16.09 <title>This is a title</title>
    12. Elements and tags 09.16.09 <title>This is a title</title> All of this is an element
    13. Elements and tags 09.16.09 <title>This is a title</title> This is a start tag
    14. Elements and tags 09.16.09 <title>This is a title</title> And this is an end tag
    15. 09.16.09 What Does HTML Look Like?
    16. Recommended Text Editors (Windows)
      • Notepad++
      • Caditor
      • GNU Emacs
      • Crimson Editor
      • ConTEXT
      • SciTE
      • Komodo Edit
      • jEdit
      09.16.09
    17. Recommended Text Editors (Mac)
      • Bluefish Editor
      • Text Wrangler
      • Smultron
      • GNU Emacs
      • Komodo Edit
      • jEdit
      09.16.09
    18. HTML Toolbox: Lists and Links
      • Text links
      • Image links
      • Open link in a new browser window or tab
      • Page anchors
      • Email links
      • Ordered lists
      • Unordered lists
      09.16.09
    19. HTML Toolbox: Sample Tags
      • <a href> (link tag)
      • <img src> (image tag)
      • <mailto:> (email link tag)
      • <table> (to create a table)
      • <ol> (ordered list opening tag)
      • <ul> (unordered list opening tag)
      09.16.09
    20. Validating Your HTML
      • Making sure your HTML is “clean”
      • HTML errors are not necessarily reflected in the appearance of your page
      • http://validator.w3.org
      • http://htmlhelp.com/tools/valet/
      • Firefox add-ons
      09.16.09
    21. Special HTML Characters
      • HTML renders them with numeric or character encoding so that they can be included in the document properly
      • There are several characters that should not be left unencoded
      • Left unencoded, they can confuse the browser and not show up correctly
      09.16.09
    22. Special HTML Characters
      • Less-than sign: <
      • Greater-than sign: >
      • Ampersand: &
      • Quotation marks “ ”
      09.16.09
    23. Special HTML Characters Done Right
      • Less-than sign: & it;
      • Greater-than sign: & gt;
      • Ampersand: & amp;
      • Quotation mark: & quot
      • Full list of special characters:
      • degraeve.com/reference/specialcharacters.php
      09.16.09
    24. Skills Supplementing HTML
      • XHTML
      • CSS
      • Javascript
      • JQuery
      • Moo Tools
      • Flash
      • PHP
      • CMS (Content Management System)
      09.16.09
    25. Difference Between HTML and XHTML
      • Since 2000, W3C recommendations based on XML
      • Provides more robust and rigorous documentation
      • All tags must be closed
      • All attributes have to be in quotes
      • All lower case
      09.16.09
    26. What Beautiful HTML Code Looks Like
      • DOCTYPE properly declared
      • Tidy head section
      • Body ID’ed
      • Semantically clean menu
      • Important content first
      • css-tricks.com/what-beautiful-html-code-looks-like/
      09.16.09
    27. What Beautiful HTML Code Looks Like
      • DOCTYPE properly declared
      • Tidy head section
      • Body ID’ed
      • Semantically clean menu
      • webdesignfromscratch.com/html-css/semantic-html.php
      • Important content first
      09.16.09
    28. What Beautiful HTML Code Looks Like
      • Proper ending tags
      • Code is tabbed into sections
      • Hierarchy of header tags
      • Content, content, content
      • No styling! Leave it to CSS!
      09.16.09
    29. 09.16.09
      • http://css-tricks.com/
      • what-beautiful-html-code-looks-like/
      What Beautiful HTML Code Looks Like 09.16.09
    30. Now on to part two: The hands-on make your first web page with HTML part! 09.16.09

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