Hello World!

Hello, cool world! Hello, world wide web! When you are learning a programming language, always put, "hello, world" on the screen first, ok?

Use HTML Lists to Markup Your Text

In your content, there may be lists. To markup the lists semantically, use the ul tag. Inside the ul tag, use the li tag to specify the items is your list.

Use the HTML img Tag

Web pages may have images. To put and image in a web page, use the img tag. The img tag has an attribute named src that you will have to use. Put the attribute in the tag. It goes after the name of the tag. The img tag ought to have the alt attribute, too. This gives information about the img.

Specifying the alt attribute makes the image more accessible. If a person is using a web browser that does not show pictures, the alt message will display, instead.

Semantics and the HTML p Tag

The headings of a page are followed by paragraphs. The p tag is used to mark up a paragraph. When you use a p tag to markup a paragraph of text, it is semantically marked up. When markup is sematic, it is more usable, and accessible.

The HTML Headings and h1

Every web page must have a main heading. To markup a heading in HTML, use the h1 tag. There should be only one h1 tag on a single page.

Make another HTML Web Page

In this post, let's look at another HTML page. It has all the parts that a common HTML page has.

Make your own First Web Page

Get the CODE: