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Chapter 2 Lesson 1: Subject: Empowerment Technologies

Basic Web Page Creation

HTML
Stands for Hypertext Markup Language
Most common Tags
 a standard markup (tags) language that is used <a> hyperlink
to create web pages and application. <b> bold text
 Is called a Markup Language, since it uses a set <body> the document’s body
<li> list item
of markups or tags to show HTML content for <head> contains meta-data/information for the
display on a web page document
 Its newest version released last 2014, is called <h1> to <h6> html headings
HTML version 5 <html> the root of an html document
<i> a part of text in an alternate voice or mood
Hyper – means “active” something that can be all <p> paragraph
<title> title of the document
over the place
 Similarly, when you are on the internet using a
web browser, and see something you like on Classification of Tags
the web, you can immediately go to that page.
1. Paired Tags
Text – means that you can create web page in a  these are the tags that comes in pair, are
simple “text " format composed of an opening tag (start) and
closing tag (end)
Markup – means that in creating web pages, you  is sensitive, closing tag must have the same
type in text which is then “markup” or identified for case as the opening tag
proper rendering by your web browser  it surrounds the content to give definition
 so, HTML gives you a way to “mark up” your
text with tags that tell the browser how your
text is structured.

Language – means that you are using a language


with all its syntax
 Syntax is a set of grammatical rules and
structural patterns that use appropriate words
and symbols or for issuing commands, writing 2. Unpaired Tags
codes.  these are also called stand-alone tags,
because they do not require an end tag
How HTML works?  these only provide information about your
It consists of series of codes which are called tags HTML document and do not affect the
typed into a text-file display of the contents once generated in
the web browser
 The text is then saved as an HTML file, and can
be viewed using a browser. Examples:
 The browser reads and interprets the file; <br> this will give you a “line break”, means that
composes text, image, and other materials into the text will move and start on the next line;
web pages similar when you press enter when typing
<hr> means “horizontal references”, this will
draw a horizontal line across your page
<meta> is used to store information usually relevant
to browsers and search engines
<title> title of the document
Chapter 2 Lesson 1: Subject: Empowerment Technologies
Basic Web Page Creation

Aside Element
Semantic Elements / Tags  contains the content that is related the current
 Gives better definition to some tags so they will topics but would disrupt the flow of the
be easier [to interpret by the browser] document, this content gives a more detailed
look at the topic through the use of related
reading links or display definitions for keywords
in the paragraph
 simply lets the browser and search engines
know that it is related content

<article> this section contains independent, such as


magazine
<aside> content that is separated, but related to
the page content; similar to sidebar
<footer> The web page’s footer, contains; the
document, author, contact information,
copyright information, and links
<header> The web page’s header, contains;
introductory content, or navigation links
<hgroup> This groups headings and subheadings
where <h1 is the largest, and <h6> is the
smallest
<nav> The section defines the navigation links of
the web page
<section> The general content, or an application
section, may include; the home page
section

Article Element
 is a part of HTML document that consists of a
“self-contained composition” that is
independent from the rest of the content in the
document

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