Tasks studies - laboratory
Welcome to the first lab! In this lab, we will cover the basics of creating websites using HTML (HyperText Markup Language). HTML is the foundation of every website, and it is from there that we begin our adventure with web development.
The goal of this lab is to understand the basic concepts of HTML and to practically apply them in creating a simple website. You will learn how to use basic HTML tags to structure the content of the page and add a few elements to the page related to your hobby.
Your assignment in this lab is to create a simple HTML file representing a web page related to your interest or hobby. Remember, we will only use basic HTML tags, such as:
<html>, <head>, and <body><h1>, <h2>, etc.<ul> and <li><img><a> to other web pagesStart by creating a new text file and give it the extension .html. For example, you could name it mypage.html.
Open the .html file in a text editor such as Notepad++ or Visual Studio Code.
Use basic HTML tags to create the structure of the page. Don’t forget <html>, <head>, and <body>.
Add a title for your page in the <head> section using the <title> tag.
In the <body> section, add the content of your page, including headings, lists, images, and links to describe your hobby or interest.
Save the file and open it in your web browser to see what your page looks like.
If something isn’t working properly or you need help, feel free to ask your instructor or your peers.
Once you’ve completed your assignment, you can share your work with others or ask questions about your project.
The due date for your project is [due date]. Make sure your project is ready to be turned in by that date.
This lab is a great opportunity to learn the basics of HTML and create your first website. Remember that HTML is just the first step in building websites, but it provides a solid foundation for further development in the field of web development. Good luck!