HTML Basics Web Presentation

Creating a Web Presentation:
HTML Basics
Class Exercises

Welcome to the HTML Basics Class. In this class, we will create a simple Web presentation using a browser (Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator), Notepad, and HTML. 

Objectives
After attending the class and completing the exercises, the student will:

Have an introductory understanding of HTML 
Understand design and style considerations for Web pages 
Know ways to publicize complete Web presentations 

Activities
A lecture focusing on principles of HTML and Web design 
Hands-on exercises to give experience with basic HTML tags. 

Including links to other Web sites is one of the key advantages of delivering information via the Web. It is important to be sure to enter URL's accurately and to remember that Web addresses are case sensitive! Links to Web sites may be included within a paragraph of text. For example, the W3C: World Wide Web Consortium is a useful place to learn the latest information about developments for the Web. Links may also be included in lists or in tables. 

A Few More Useful Links
Color Center
Web Accessibility Initiative 

Tables are useful for controlling how text appears on the screen. Tables can include text, images, links, and color. To create columns, simply create a table without a border. 



What Goes in a Table 


Plain Text

Editors

Converters

Hyperlinks

Design and Style

Images

Images

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