
Explore the basic requirements to build web applications, including html, css, client side scripts, server side scripting, databases, content management systems, and dtp tools.
Define computer networks and classify LAN, MAN, and WAN, then distinguish internet from the web, noting 1990 origins and government restrictions, with standards by IETF and W3C.
Explore what a web server is, how it handles client requests and data in cloud environments, and review popular servers like IIS, Apache, and Tomcat, with a Windows IIS setup.
Learn how to create a website on a local server, using virtual directories, physical parts, and local folders for images and documents, accessible via http localhost.
Explore how a webpage, a hypertext document with a user interface to website resources, distinguishes static pages from dynamic pages processed by servers (examples: asp, jsp, php, py).
Explore blogs, microblogs, wikis, and podcasting to see how content is published and updated. Learn how web API, widgets, URL, URI, protocol, domain, and web debugger shape online interactions.
Explore the hypertext markup language and how browsers render its elements. Identify document declaration, document scope, and five element types—normal, self-ending, rich text, raw text, and foreign elements.
Explore the structure of an HTML document, including the head and body sections, and learn how the title, link, meta, script, and style elements shape metadata, SEO, and presentation.
Explore the HTML body section, applying background color and image, link colors, and margins, while using header, section, nav, article, aside, figure, and dialog to build a structured page.
Explore how headings define document structure in HTML, using h1 to h6 with start and end tags, and understand how each level increases text size.
Learn how paragraphs and blockquotes work in HTML, override default paragraph marks, apply left, right, or justified alignment, and study practical examples.
Demonstrates using paragraph and blockquote tags in HTML, shows how to declare documents, structure with head and body, apply align justify, save in Visual Studio Code, and preview at localhost.
Learn how to create and customize ordered lists in HTML using the ol tag and li items, including auto numbering, type and start attributes, and nested structures.
Demonstrate an ordered list in an HTML document, including declaring the document and creating nested lists with list items and simple formatting like italic.
Explore unordered lists in HTML, learn how the ul tag defines a collection of items displayed as bullets (square or a circle), and review the syntax with practical examples.
Explore how HTML handles blank spaces: a single space is kept while extra spaces are ignored, and how to insert spaces using an HTML entity like .
Learn how pre-formatted text works in HTML by using the pre tag to preserve exact formatting, with a hands-on example in a sample HTML file.
Explore acronyms in HTML by applying the acronym tag with a title attribute to display tooltip content on hover.
Explore how datalist organizes terms and definitions with indentations using the DL tag, where terms use DT and definitions use DD, and learn its syntax with a practical example.
Demonstrate an HTML5 data list that pairs data terms with definitions, using data term and data definition for terms like web, web server, and website.
Explore how to format text in HTML using core elements, including the font tag and font styles, with practical examples for proper inline formatting.
Explore how the font element defines text appearance by setting face (font family), size (levels 1–7), and color, with practical examples in a browser to show live results.
Explore font styles in HTML, including bold and italic, and learn to use strong and emphasis tags to highlight changes in a document with practical examples.
Explore font effects in HTML, applying underline, inserted, strike out, delete, superscript, and subscript tags with practical examples that show how display and baseline positioning change.
Explore the html image element, its common formats—png, jpeg, gif, svg—and key attributes like src, alt, border, width, height, hspace, vspace, and align for web layout.
See how to use the image element in an HTML page by adding an img tag with src, width, height, align, vspace, and hspace attributes, then preview on localhost.
Learn how to insert a horizontal line with the hr tag in HTML, and customize size, width, alignment, and color.
Explore how hyperlinks and internal document links in html use the anchor element and its attributes to navigate to specified locations.
Explore internal document links and navigation within a page using anchor tags and hash hrefs, build a table of contents, and link to page sections with meaningful anchors and headings.
Explore internal document links and their targets. Learn to open links in the same or new windows using target attributes and JavaScript window open.
Explore how html tables organize content in rows and columns, using table and caption to bound the table, with headers at the top and grouping of columns via colgroup.
Create HTML tables using captions, headers, and body rows, applying borders and styles. Work through a practical product table example featuring a Samsung TV and its price.
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