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S1 Web Development
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- 2. Learning Intentions In thislesson, you will be able to: â Describe whatWWW and URL stand for â Describe what HTML is â Use HTML tags to create simple web pages â Modify HTML tags using styling to improve the appearance of web pages
- 3. WWW and URL â WWW âWorldWideWeb, the part of the Internet that displays web pages. â URL â Uniform Resource Locator, the web address for a webpage.
- 4. What is aWebBrowser? â AWeb Browser is a software program which is used to show web pages.
- 5. HTML â HTML orHyperText Mark-up Language is used to create web pages.
- 6. What is HTML? â HTML is code written inside tags < > that allow you to display information and pictures on a web page. â Each tag has a beginning < > and an end </> tag. For Example: â Beginning <html> End </html> â Each HTML tag is used to describe different parts of a web page.
- 7. Notepad â HTML iswritten using the application Notepad: â <!DOCTYPE html> - Is used to declare your document is used to create a web page. â We put this at the beginning of every HTML document we create.
- 8. From Notepad toWebPage â Once you have written your HTML code, we need to save it. â Each HTML document is saved as .html â So when we open the document again, it will open in a web browser and show us the webpage we created.
- 9. Tag Meanings â <html>.... </html> HyperText Markup Language. â <head> .... </head> The header which appears as a title in the tab. â <title> .... </title> The title of the document. â <h1>âŚâŚâŚ. </h1> The heading which appears at the top of the page. â <body> âŚ..</body> All other content in the HTML document. â ALWAYS OPEN ANDCLOSE ALLTAGS!
- 10. PlenaryTask â KahootTime! â https://create.kahoot.it/share/html-basics/3ba0fff9-7dcc-4ec1-9caa-e67993718ad4
- 11. SuccessCriteria After this seriesof lessons, I can: â Describe whatWWW and URL stand for â Describe what HTML is â Use HTML tags to create simple web pages â Modify HTML tags using styling to improve the appearance of web pages