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1 HTML Crash Course for Educators Basic Web Design TPSD Professional Development By Amy Johnson

2 Basic Web Page Creation Basic HTML tags Headers, Titles, & Paragraphs Stylized Text and Other Tricks Hypertext Links Intermediate HTML Design Using Images Conclusion: Putting It All Together

3 Basic HTML Tags

4 Headers, Titles, and Paragraphs Headers Used to denote main headings and subheadings: go from 1 to 6 Show relative importance of information This is H1 This is H1 This is H2 This is H2 This is H3 This is H3 This is H4 This is H4

5 Titles Title Tags Titles appear a the top and center of a web browsers open window. Here is my title

6 Paragraph & Break Tags surround a paragraph of info. This tag will add a small amount of space before the next paragraph. (single-sided tag) Starts the next word on the next line No space is left between lines

7 Stylized Text and Other Tricks Physical Styles Used to Bolden text. Used to italicize text. Used to create typewriter or fixed-width text. Logical Styles Used for citing a source or emphasizing of a point. (see handout)

8 Horizontal Rules & Center Tag Will put a line In the place of x put how long you want the line to be. Creates a wide short line Center Tag:

9 Hypertext Links Link to Other Documents Using Example: Tupelo Schools Link to Email Email Me

10 Lists Unnumbered Lists Eenie Meanie Eeanie Miney Meanie Mo Miney Mo

11 Lists Ordered Lists 1. Eenie 2. Meanie Eenie 3. Miney Meanie 4. Mo Miney Mo

12 Using Images Create a folder called images inside your webpage folder

13 Putting It All Together See the final results Final Page


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