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Reading 04

Building a Web Page

  1. Understand your target audience
  2. Organize information in a concise and easily navigable structure
    1. Understand why your visitors are coming to your site
    2. Have a clear goal of what you would like your visitors to get from your site
  3. Create a Wireframe of your site to help with planning the visuals of the site

HTML 5

  1. Provides alternative to the “div” Class for clearer coding
  2. Backwards compatibility with older browsers
  3. HTML 5 indicates the purposes of the different parts/sections of the web pages

Extra Markups

  1. DOCTYPES tells browsers which version of HTML is in use
  2. Comments can be placed between “<!– and --> markers
  3. id and class allow you to identify elements
  4. <\di\v> and <\spa\n> allow you to group block-level and inline elements together
  5. <\iframe\s> cut windows into your web pages which allow other web pages to be displayed in
  6. <\met\a> allows you to supply information about your web page
  7. Escape character allows you to display special characters part of syntax

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