Unit Exam #2: Webpages (HTML)

• A Hypertext Markup Language or HTML is a structure of a webpage.
• A Cascading Style Sheets or CSS is used for styling elements to be shown on the webpage what it will look like.
• A JavaScript is used for advancements of making progresses or program such as for buttons and webpage icons.
• Tags act as a container when HTML elements are made of.
• A webpage is a collection of HTML elements in an HTML document.
• An HTML element is the base container for everything else on your webpage.
• A body element is where you put all of the actual content of your website.
• A Head element refers to elements that won't show up on a webpage when loaded in a web browser.
• A web browser is used to run any webpages you create.
• Text Editor is a program used to write your code.
• A paragraph element is the most basic way of adding text to a web.
• A Headings element is generally used to create section headings.
• Text Formatting Elements are used to change the way text looks in certain predefined ways.
• Unordered Lists tell browser to display each list item with a bullet point by default.
• Ordered Lists make browser count the list items and automatically adds numbers next to them.
• HTML attributes are an extra bit of information include along with element consisting of name and value.
• An Anchor Element is used for a link.
• Image Element is an example that is not really a container using 'src' as its attribute name.
• Interactive Elements are a type where use of buttons and inputs belong.
• Div element is the purest form of block-level elements.
• A span element is the purest form of inline elements.
• A DOCTYPE declaration is the most essential pieces of metadata required on every webpage.
• A Head element contains its simplest version, the title element.
• A boilerplate code refers to elements that are required for a valid webpage, appearing unchanged and can be reused for the structure.