Computer Reviewer
Computer Reviewer
INTERNET
- the net world wide system of computer networks.
- also called Information Super Highway or Infobahn (1990s)
- offers mass of information and refer to digital communication system.
HISTORY OF INTERNET
WEB PAGE
- digital document accessible through internet
- it contains text, graphics, videos, sounds and etc
- can be used for personal portal, amusement purposes, social networking and self expression
ELEMENTS OF A WEBPAGE
PAGE FOOTERS
- keeps organization and legal matters of the pages
CONTENT AREA
- main stage of web page where it provides a lot of information about certain topic
PAGE HEADER
- mini version of homepage located at the top
SEARCH BAR
- do a quick research located at the upper right of header
SCAN COLUMNS
- arrange navigation links located at the left part of the web
HTML
- used in creating web page and application
- standard markup language (tags)
- used to create electronic documents (called pages) that are displayed on the WORLD WIDE WEB
- 2 main parts of a HTML document are the head and the body. Each section contains specific information.
HTML VERSION 5
- Launched last 2014
HYPER
- active (goes all over the places)
TEXT
- creating web page using simple text
MARKUP
- describe the format of text by using instructions
LANGUAGE
- using language with all its syntax
<!DOCTYPE> - represents the document type and help the browser display a web page correctly
<HTML> - identifies the page as an HTML
<HEAD> - contains general information about the web
<TITLE> - display the title of the web page
<BODY> - responsible for content such as text
Web pages are coded using HTML. The file will be uploaded on the internet. The web browsers will read the file and render
them into web pages. HTML
USING BASIC HTML TAGS
HTML
- short for Hypertext Markup Language.
- is used to create electronic documents called web pages that are displayed on the World Wide Web.
TAGS
- are keywords that help an HTML page structure
- a backbone of HTML document
- classified into two; paired tags and unpaired tags
PAIRED TAGS
- comes in pairs and composed of an opening or start and closing or end tags
UNPAIRED TAGS
- single tags or stand alone tags because they do not require an end tag
ATTRIBUTES
- all HTML elements can have attributes
- are modifiers that provide additional information about elements
- are always specified in the start tag
- usually come in name/value pairs like: name=”value”
ENTITIES
- a special character, such as dollar symbol, registered trademark and accented letters.
- incorporating entities is called character coding.
NESTING ELEMENTS
- it means to place one tag inside another
- it should be done appropriately