Use this site as a format reference. The format reflects the original page — but you are tasked with refactoring your pages by using semantic markup and making decisions on whether a different format (e.g. table versus list) better presents or displays the content. There is no "incorrect" implementation.
REMINDER: Don't forget to create a new directory in your local directory structure.
TIP: Organize by module — it mirrors how course content is structured and keeps your workspace clean.
Project Directory
ite170/ ← Course root (open this as your VS Code workspace) ├── coderlab/ │ ├── [module0x | mod0x]/ │ ├ ├── [<c0derLab_directory] />/ │ ├ └── [<c0derLab_directory] />/ │ ├── [module0x | mod0x]/ │ ├ ├── [<c0derLab_directory] />/ │ ├ └── [<c0derLab_directory] />/ │ ├── index.html ← each new project needs an index.html │ ├── docs/ │ ├── styles/ │ └── assets/ │ ├── graphics/ │ └── icon/ │ └── logo.png ├── assignments/ │ ├── [module0x | mod0x]/ │ └── [your_assignment_directory]/ └── projects/ └── [your_project_directory]/ │ └── [module0x | mod0x]/ │ └── r_manuel_filetree_architect.txt └── [your_project_directory]/ └──[module0x | mod0x]/ └── r_manuel_images_cathedrals.html.txt
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HTML & CSS (O'Reilly)
- Ch 1: Intro to the HTML Universe
- Ch 2: Basic Structure of HTML and HTML Document
- Ch 3: Head Data of an HTML Document
- Ch 4: The Visible Part of an HTML Document
- HTML for Beginners – HTML Basics Fundamentals primer
- HTML Lists – Ordered, Unordered & Definition dl, ul, ol examples
- What is a Hyperlink? Linking fundamentals
- Semantic HTML5 Elements Explained nav, main, section, article
- Less Common HTML Elements kbd, code, address, and more
- MDN HTML Cheatsheet Quick-reference while you work
- Invalid HTML Syntax – How to Fix Common mistakes and fixes
- W3C Validator Validate before submitting