HTML

• A website is a collection of web pages and related content that is identified by a common domain name and published on at least one web server.
• Websites are typically dedicated to a particular topic or purpose, such as news, education, commerce, entertainment or social networking.
• A web page is a hypertext document on the World Wide Web.
• Web pages are delivered by a web server to the user and displayed in a web browser.
• A website is composed of three main layers: The Home Page, the Main Sections, and Subsections.
• Homepage

  A) About

  B) Contact

  C) Gallery

  D) Link

  
• KNOWING YOUR TOPIC

  Choose the right topic that interests you most.
• DEFINING YOUR PURPOSE

  What is the website for? Is it a personal website?
• DETERMINING YOUR SITE STRUCTURE

  List the things you want to include and decide how they will fit together.
• DECIDING HOW YOUR SITE WILL LOOK LIKE.

  Draft sketches of the site layouts.
• KNOWING THE DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

  Elements of design must be considered. Know your limitation by determining where to stop and what not to include in your website.
• Each website is composed of web pages.
• With the use of the Notepad, you can start learning how to create a web page.
• HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language.
• HTML consists of a short code called a tag typed into a text file.
• Hyper

  • In simple terms, it means "active". When you are on the Internet using a web browser, you can in fact go " all over the place".
• Text

  • This means that it is universal wherein you can create a web page in a simple "text" file format or save as text files.
• Markup

  • In order to create web pages, you type in text which is then "marked-up" or identified for proper rendering by your web browser. It will describe the format of the text by using instructions to generate a final output in the way you want it to appear using the web browser.
• There are three kinds of markups: element or tag, attribute, and value.
• Language

  • It 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 codes, etc.
• STAGES IN WEBSITE PLANNING

  • KNOWING YOUR TOPIC
  • DEFINING YOUR PURPOSE
  • DETERMINING YOUR SITE STRUCTURE
  • DECIDING HOW YOUR SITE WILL LOOK LIKE
  • KNOWING THE DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS