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Lesson 2 HTML organization techniques

Lesson 2 HTML organization techniques. Week 2. Respect WWW. R = responsibility: assume personal responsibility and create only ethical and appropriate pages E = everybody: try to create web pages that everybody can enjoy, appreciate, and consider of value

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Lesson 2 HTML organization techniques

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  1. Lesson 2 HTML organization techniques Week 2

  2. Respect WWW • R = responsibility: assume personal responsibility and create only ethical and appropriate pages • E = everybody: try to create web pages that everybody can enjoy, appreciate, and consider of value • S = simplicity: Make your web pages easy to navigate. Make information simple to find • P = Purpose: have a clear purpose for every web page you put on the web. Don’t post any unnecessary pages. • E = Ethical: make sure all the content of every Web page you post corresponds to your value and has a beneficial purpose • C = Correct: make sure all the words on your page are spelled correctly, all the sentences are written correctly and all the hyperlinks work • T = Totally worth visiting: Try to create pages that others will think are totally worth their time to visit.

  3. Hyper links • Hyperlinks are created with special tags called anchor tags. • <A HREF=“insert location of file”> </A> • There are several ways to use anchor tags • Link to another spot within your own document • Link to an URL or web page anywhere on the WWW • Link to another web page on your own computer

  4. Link to spot in same document • Link • <A HREF=“#unit1” > Unit 1: </A> • Location: • <A NAME =”#unit1”> Unit 1:</A>

  5. Link to anywhere • For more information, please visit related website: • <A HREF=“http://www.microsoft.com”> Micorsoft </A>

  6. Link to other page on your computer • <A HREF =”first.html”> 1 </A> • <A HREF =“second.html”> week 2 </A>

  7. Coloring text, links and Vlink • By default, the text is black and link is blue • When you choose different background color, the link color might not be suitable • Attribute of tags – name and value • <BODY BGCOLOR=Yellow> • Text color attribute • TEXT= - text itself • LINK= - the hyperlink color • VLINK = - the visited link color • To define your own color • <BODY BGCOLOR =WHITE TEXT =BLUE LINK =RED VLINK = GREEN>

  8. Marquee tag • Anything you put between the marquee tag • <MARQUEE> XXXX</MARQUEE> • Will scroll across the screen • The tag was designed for the internet explore browser by Microsoft, and doesn’t work on every browser.

  9. HTML Standard • HTML is a powerful tool because it allows all kinds of computer to display web pages, such as Mac, PC, Linux and UNIX. • They are standard that all web browsers can understand • New standards and new tags are added all the time • Each new tag is submitted to standard committee for review • Every now and then enough new commands are added to HTML for a new version of HTML to be developed • HTML 1, HTML 2, HTML 3 and so on.

  10. Assignment • Search on web and give example • Background color distracting • Simple and easy to read • Fun and exciting • Serious and professional • Hard to read text, hyperlinks • Create a web page as your home page, it must contain information • Your name • School • Courses you are taking • List of five your favorite website • List of your web pages created in class CST3509

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