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ICT Lab - 11. Website Authoring. Testing and Publishing A Website

This document provides instructions for a laboratory assignment on creating basic web pages using HTML. The goals are to practice using HTML tags to create a simple website with three pages: a home page with personal details, a resume page, and a schedule page in a table. Students are to include links between the pages and ensure the pages are valid HTML. The document provides examples of the expected pages and submission requirements.

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ICT Lab - 11. Website Authoring. Testing and Publishing A Website

This document provides instructions for a laboratory assignment on creating basic web pages using HTML. The goals are to practice using HTML tags to create a simple website with three pages: a home page with personal details, a resume page, and a schedule page in a table. Students are to include links between the pages and ensure the pages are valid HTML. The document provides examples of the expected pages and submission requirements.

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Laboratory work 11

Name:

Prerequisites, Goals, and Outcomes

Prerequisites: Before you begin this exercise, you need mastery of the following:

• HTML basics: Understand HTML tags

• HTML basics: Understand how a browser renders text using HTML tags

Direction: Use a word processor (Microsoft Word) to answer the questions in the exercise.

Goals: This assessment will give you practice in creating Web pages.

Outcomes: By successfully completing this assignment, you will demonstrate mastery in the
following:

• Using HTML tags to create a simple Web page

Part 1.

XML and HTML

One necessary component to facilitate electronic commerce is the capability to exchange


data over varying systems. In this section, you will strengthen your knowledge of XML as a
portable language that enables data to be handled by any computer system.

a. What does the term “XML” stand for? What is the function of XML tags, and how does the
function of XML tags differ from the function of HTML tags?

b. Contrast the flexibility of using XML tags and HTML tags.

c. What is XSL? What is the function of XSL in terms of XML?

d. What does a DTD file do?

e. What is one reason why storing data in XML may be preferred to enable multiple systems to
exchange data?
Part #2

Home Page

Prerequisites, Goals, and Outcomes


Prerequisites: Before you begin this exercise, you need mastery of the following:
• HTML basics:
o Understand HTML tags
o Understand how a browser renders text using HTML tags
Goals: This assessment will give you practice in creating a Web site.
Outcomes: By successfully completing this assignment, you will demonstrate mastery in the
following:
• Using HTML tags to create a Web site.
Description
Create a minimum of three Web pages:
• Your home page. Name this file home.html. This must contain the following information
about you: your name, your school, year of study in the school, and email address, a
picture of yourself and other interesting facts. Your home page must include a link
to resume.html and another link to schedule.html
• Your resume. Name this file resume.html.
• Your class schedule. Include subjects, meeting days and times, and locations. This must
be in a table. Name this file "schedule.html".
• Make sure you have used background color or images, different text formats, text colors,
headings, paragraph.
• You can use your imagination to make your web pages as attractive as it could be.
The last two pages must have links to each other and to your home page, as shown in the
following diagram.
Example Solution - Home Page

Example Solution - Resume Page


Example Solution - Schedule Page
Tasks
• Begin by opening Notepad (or some other simple text editor).
• Using HTML tags, create home.html.
• Save your file and open it a browser to ensure that the browser displays it correctly.
• Using HTML tags, create resume.html.
• Save your file and open it a browser to ensure that the browser displays it correctly.
• Using HTML tags, create schedule.html.
• Save your file and open it a browser to ensure that the browser displays it correctly.
• Add the links to each page and test each link
• Before you submit your work, be sure it:
o meets the specifications given above
o validates against the WDG HTML Validator: WDG HTML Validator
If you find it difficult to work on HTML, then you can use the WIX.com
https://ru.wix.com/ website builder for your home page.

You can use ready-made templates on this site.


You also need to create a homepage, a resume page, and a schedule page. All
excess must be removed.

Submission
Submit only the following files:
Your report with answers.

and if you worked on html, then paste a couple of screenshots of your results in the report and
send + the following files.

• home.html
• resume.html
• schedule.html

If you worked on the Wix.com site builder, then you should to paste screenshots of your results +
send a link for your site.

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