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We will spend the first chapter
looking at how HTML is used to create web pages. You will see
that you start by writing down the words you want to appear
on your page. You then add tags or elements to the words so that the browser knows what is
a heading, where a paragraph begins and ends, and so on.
The rest of this section introduces the tags you have at your disposal to create web pages, grouped into chapters on:
text, lists, links, images, tables, forms, video audio and flash, and miscellaneous elements.
I should warn you that the examples in the first nine chapters are not exciting to look
at, yet they are the foundation of every web page. The following
chapters on CSS will show you how to make your pages look a
lot more interesting. 2: css
We start this section with a chapter that explains how CSS uses rules to enable you to
control the styling and layout of web pages. We then go on to
look at the wide variety of CSS properties you can use in your CSS rules. These properties
generally fall into one of two categories:
Presentation: How to control things like the color of text, the
fonts you want to use and the size of those fonts, how to add
background colors to pages (or parts of a page), and how to add background images. Layout: How to control where the different elements are
positioned on the screen. You will also learn several techniques that professionals use to make their pages more attractive. 3: PractIcaL
We end up with some helpful information that will assist you in
building better websites.
We look at some new tags that
will be introduced in HTML5 to
help describe the structure of your pages. HTML5 is the latest
version of HTML (still under development at the time of
writing). Before learning about
these elements, you need a good
grasp of how CSS is used to
control the design of web pages. There is a chapter that talks you
through a design process that
you might like to follow when
creating a new website.
Finally, we end up looking at
topics that will help you once
you have built your site, such
as putting it on the web, search
engine optimisation (SEO) and using analytics software to track
who comes to your site and what
they are looking at.
In order to teach you about creating web pages,
this book is divided into three sections:
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We come across all kinds of documents
every day of our lives. Newspapers, insurance forms, shop catalogues... the
list goes on. Many web pages act like electronic versions of these
documents. For example, newspapers show the same stories
in print as they do on websites; you can apply for insurance over the web; and stores have online catalogs and e-commerce
facilities. In all kinds of documents, structure is very important in helping
readers to understand the messages you are trying to convey
and to navigate around the document. So, in order to learn how
to write web pages, it is very important to understand how to structure documents. In this chapter you will:
See how HTML describes the structure of a web page● Learn how tags or elements are

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