Assignment Brief - 1 of 2
Assignment Brief - 1 of 2
Perform the Tasks mentioned in the Project Brief and provide evidence against the following
assessment criteria:
I certify that the work submitted for this assignment is my own. I have clearly referenced any
sources used in the work. I understand that false declaration is a form of malpractice.
Web Page
The web page may be a document usually written in HTML (Hypertext Markup
Language) which is accessible via the web or other networks of Internet browsers. Through
entering a URL address, an Internet page can be accessed and will include text, graphics, and
website links and files.
Web Site
The website is the central location of linked and accessed web pages by accessing
the website's home page using a browser. For example, the Steam website address URL
(Uniform Resource Locator) is https://store.steampowered.com/. There are two main types of
website basically-static and dynamic.
Static website
A static website contains fixed-content Web pages. Each page is coded in HTML,
and each visitor displays the same information. Static sites are the website's most basic
form, and are the simplest to build. Like dynamic websites, no Web programming or database
design is needed. A static site can be created by simply creating and posting a few HTML
pages to a Web server.
Dynamic website
Dynamic websites contain real-time generated Web pages. These pages contain code
for Web scripting, for example PHP or ASP. When a dynamic page is accessed, the Web server
parses the code inside the file, and the resulting HTML is sent to the Web browser of the client.
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
HTML is a programming language designed to help websites develop. This
allows the user to build and organize Web pages and applications sections, articles, headings,
links and block quotes.
CSS (Cascading style sheets)
Web page layouts are formatted using cascading style sheets. These can be used to
describe text types, table sizes, and other features of web sites that could be specified in a
page's HTML only previously.
Inline Style
Inline styles refer to a specific HTML tag, using a style attribute to style a particular
page item with a CSS code. These are useful for fast, permanent changes, but are less versatile
than external and internal stylesheets, as each inline style that create must be modified
separately if we decide to make a design change. Some inline Style are: HTML e-mail,
Older sites, etc. We add a CSS inline to the class < p > and < h1 >. paragraph tags (< p >) and
Internal Styles
Internal CSS requires the inclusion of a < style > attribute in the HTML document
section < head>. This CSS-style is an effective one-page styling tool. However, using this design
for multiple sites takes time, since you need to put CSS rules on every page of the website.
Using internal CSS style sheets:
Open HTML tab, and locate the open tag < head >
Place code immediately after the tag < head >
Within a new line add CSS rules
Form tag (</style >) to close.
No. Line Code Description
No.
1 5 <style> This is the start of element style to change heading
style and paragraph.
}
3 17 </style> This is the style end element stand for.
External Styles
External style is a separate document connected to the web page of HTML.
Property CSS written in separate.css-extension file and connected to the HTML document
by using the linking tag. This kind of CSS is the more efficient process, particularly for
styling a huge one web page. Editing the.css file allows the whole site to be updated at once.
1 4 <link This is the style of the link to CSS file. “rel” stands for the
rel="stylesheet" name of the CSS file and “type” represents to the type of file
type="text/css"href or text. “href” is used to represent the address of CSS file.
="mystyle.css">
Task 2
P2: Explain the purpose of Operating System
Margin
The margin removes outside of the boundary the area (element). Because this is
transparent, it means it has no background color. The position of the margins (top, bottom,
left, right) can be modified by using CSS to adjust the different margin sides precisely.
Example,
Padding
The padding protects the border area's interior. The key difference between padding
and margin is that, although the margin is still clear, padding is determined by the background
color of the item. Padding on both sides can be modified separately.
Example,
Border
The border properties allow you to adjust the style, e.g. dotted border, color as well
as border thickness. Several of the main terms for border design are including: Dotted-this
creates a marked boundary, Solid-this creates a sold boundary and Double-this creates two
boundaries together.
Example:
Content Area
The contents form the core of the layout of the box. It is where the full text and
photos are kept on the website. It is essentially your website's central part; with all the
information you need.
Inline and Block
Compared to the display: inline, the main difference is that The inline-block allows
the element width and height to be set. Also, with the display: inline-block, the upper and
lower margins / padding are respected, but with the display: they are not inline.
Similar to the display: the key difference is block, that the display: inline-block does not
include a line-break after the element, so the element can sit next to other elements.
Selector
CSS selectors can be used for selecting the content you want to style. Selectors are a
part of the CSS rule collection. CSS selectors selects Id, class, type, attribute and so on for
the HTML elements.
Element Selector
Id Selector
Class Selector
Universal Selector
Group Selector
ID Selector
The I d selector selects the ID attribute of an HTML to pick a specific element
The I d inside the page is always identical so that a single, identical item is chosen.
It is writing with the character hash (#).
Class Selector
JavaScript
JavaScript is Web-based programming language. JavaScript is able to update and
alter both HTML and CSS. JavaScript is able to compute, manipulate and validate data.
JavaScript Can't Do
JavaScript is a language on the client side; that is, it is built to do the work on the
user, not on the server. Because of mostly for security reasons;
JavaScript does not allow Client machines to read or write files.
It does not let files be written on server machines.
It cannot close a window which it did not open.
It can not read information from an open Web page from a different server.
Client Side Scripting
Client-side scripting (embedded scripts) is the code which exists within the HTML
page of the client. On the client computer this code will be interpreted and the HTML file will
NOT execute a Post Back to the web-server. Client-side scripting is traditionally used for page
navigation, data validation, and formatting.
JavaScript
CSS(Designing)
HTML (Structure)
JQuery etc.
Server side scripting is useful to configure web pages and to make dynamic changes to
websites.
a web server that generate a personalized response to the website request of each user (client).
The alternative is to provide a static Web page for the Web server itself
PHP
Java
JSP
C++
Python