Creating Your Own Web Page is Easy - A Tutorial Part 1

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Creating Your Own Web Page is Easy - A Tutorial (Part 1)


Summary


Creating a web page is easier than you think, even if you're not an IT professional. A basic web page uses simple HTML tags, which are easy to learn. This tutorial will guide you through creating your own web pages, divided into three parts.

Topics Covered


- Part 1: Basic web page structure, template creation, commenting, spacing, lists, and image insertion.
- Part 2: Table creation and using CSS for layout.
- Part 3: Linking pages and CSS styling.

Part 1: Basics of Web Page Creation


Outline of a Basic Web Page


A web page is created using HTML tags, which follow a simple structure:

```html


Your Page Title






```

After writing this code, save it as an HTML file and open it in a web browser to see how it looks. Remember, your website's homepage should be named `index.html` or `index.htm`.

Creating a Basic Web Page Template


Create a simple template for practice:

```html


My Web Page






```

Save and refresh in your browser to see changes.

Adding Invisible Comments


Comments help you keep track of your code and are not displayed on the web page:

```html

```

Use comments for reference when editing your code.

Creating Line Breaks and Spacing


Use the `
` tag to insert line breaks:

```html
This is a line.
This is after a break.
```

Consecutive `
` tags can create extra space.

Making Ordered and Unordered Lists


Ordered lists use numbers:

```html

  1. Item 1

  2. Item 2

  3. Item 3


```

Unordered lists use bullets:

```html

  • Item 1

  • Item 2

  • Item 3


```

Inserting an Image


Add images with the `` tag:

```html
Description
```

- `src`: Path to the image file
- `alt`: Text shown if image can't display (important for SEO)
- `height` and `width`: Dimensions of the image
- `border`: Thickness of the image border (0 for no border)

Place your image in the same directory as your HTML file for easy access.

Conclusion


Play around with these elements to get comfortable. Stay tuned for Part 2, where we’ll explore tables and CSS for layout.

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