1. Chapter 7 Web Design.

2. HTML  Hypertext Markup Language  Using HTML, text is formatted by wrapping it in a tag.  The tags provide instructions to the browser (Safari, IE, Firefox, Chrome, etc.) for how to render the text on screen. Text wrapped in an heading level 2 tag looks like this START TAGEND TAG

3. Tags – How Tagging Works?

4. Three Parts of an HTML Document An HTML document is divided into three sections: 1)Declarations 2)Head 3)Body 1 2 3 { { {

5. Nesting HTML tags

6. Anatomy of a basic tag

7. Anatomy of a complex tag

8. Spaces and line breaks in HTML

9. Special Characters

10. Anatomy of a URL (uniform resource locator)

11. Hierarchical Site Map

12. Box Layout

13. Coding the Box Layout

14. Three types of lists in HTML An Ordered List 1.George Washington 2.John Adams 3.Thomas Jefferson 4.James Madison 5.James Monroe An Unordered List Sugar Salt Milk Bread Cheese A Definition List Algorithm A mathematical sequence or set of instructions for solving a problem. Analog A recording method that represents the physical properties of images or sound as a continuous signal. Animation The illusion of visual motion created by the rapid projection of still images in two- or three-dimensional space.

15. Three types of lists – the code

16. Linking to content on a page and to files

17. Sample File Structure

18. Navigating Directory Paths in HTML

19. Linking images and using alternative text

20. Table Structure

21. Controlling link pseudo-classes in CSS