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Introduction to HTML

Introduction to HTML. Is there a difference between the Internet and the Web. Internet  is a network of connected computers that spans the globe. These computers are connected together to share information.

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Introduction to HTML

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  1. Introduction to HTML

  2. Is there a difference between the Internet and the Web Internet is a network of connected computers that spans the globe. These computers are connected together to share information. Web  or known as World Wide Web is one of the many ways to exchange information across the Internet.

  3. Types of Sites • Personal • Online Diaries of Blogs • Resume • Topical • Event • Promotion • Small Business (e-commerce)

  4. Common Problem Areas • Computer Monitors • Colors • Large Graphics • Plug-ins, movies and browser-specific features.

  5. Tips in making your site up to date • Think in stages • Select the parts you can modify regularly, and leave the rest alone • Design a web site that is easy to change

  6. Practice Good Design • Stay simple (and don’t annoy your audience) • Be consistent • Know you audience

  7. The Ingredients of a Web Site • Web pages • Web space • A domain Name • Web design tools • Hyperlinks • Indispensable extras

  8. HTML plays two key roles: • HTML tells a Web browser how to format a page. • HTML links different documents together.

  9. Types of Tags • Container tags • e.g. <title>HTML and Web Design<title> • Standalone tags or empty tags • <hr> • <br>

  10. Three Important Container Tags • HTML - indicates that the document should be interpreted as a HTML document • HEAD – have the necessary information regarding the HTML document. • BODY – have the elements to be displayed in the browser.

  11. Attributes in the BODY tag • bgcolor • background • text • link • vlink • alink • class, id, style

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