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Corpuz - Ass. HTML

The document provides an overview of HTML, defining it as the standard coding language for web content structure. It lists common internet domains and their purposes, outlines the requirements for creating a web page using HTML, and details various HTML elements used to structure web content. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of CSS and JavaScript for styling and interactivity in web development.

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Corpuz - Ass. HTML

The document provides an overview of HTML, defining it as the standard coding language for web content structure. It lists common internet domains and their purposes, outlines the requirements for creating a web page using HTML, and details various HTML elements used to structure web content. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of CSS and JavaScript for styling and interactivity in web development.

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CORPUZ MA.

ISIAH BTLED II-C

ASSIGNMENT! TO BE SUBMITTED TOMORROW (AUGUST 24, 2023)

a.) Define HTML

-Hypertext Markup Language, or HTML, is a widely used coding language for structuring and creating
content for the World Wide Web. The structure and presentation of web pages are defined by a variety
of elements and tags, including headings, paragraphs, links, images, and more. The foundation of web
development is HTML pages, which web browsers interpret to display text, pictures, and multimedia
information.

b.) What are the common internet domains

The term "common internet domains" usually refers to the top-level domains (TLDs) that are often used
for websites and email addresses. Among the most typical ones are:

1. Widely used for commercial websites, the.com domain.

2. .org - Originally reserved for organizations, but now embraced by many organizations.

3. .net - Initially reserved for network-related enterprises, but now available to all users.

4. Governmental organizations only may use the.gov extension.

5. .edu is a domain extension reserved for US educational institutions.

6. For use by the American military, use the domain extension.mil.

7. Reserved for international organizations, dot int.

8. .co - A popular global substitute for.com that was originally reserved for Colombia.

9. Online services and digital firms are becoming more and more popular with.io.

10. Useful for websites relating to artificial intelligence (.ai).

11. Particularly for mobile apps, use.app.

12. For blogs and bloggers, use.blog.

13. Websites with informational content should use the.info extension.

14. Media and entertainment websites frequently utilize the domain extension.tv.

15. Me domains are used for personal blogs and webpages.


These are only a few TLD examples; there are many more, including country-code TLDs (ccTLDs) unique
to particular nations or regions. Your website's or online presence's goals and characteristics will affect
the domain name you select.

c.) What are the requirements in creating a Web page using the HTML

To create a web page using HTML, follow these basic requirements:

1. Use a text editor to write HTML code.

2. Create a HTML document structure with an opening `html>` tag and a closing `</html>` tag. The
document should be divided into two main sections: `head>` and `body>`.

3. The basic HTML structure should have a `head>` section with a `title>` tag and a `meta charset="UTF-
8">` tag. The `body>` section contains the visible content of the web page.

4. HTML elements should be used to structure content, including headings, paragraphs, links, images,
lists, tables, and forms.

5. Attributes can provide additional information or settings.

6. Proper nesting should be followed, with elements properly nested within each other.

7. Use whitespace and indentation for readable code.

8. Add comments using `<!-- This is a comment -->`.

9. Validate your HTML code using online validators like the W3C Markup Validation Service to ensure it
follows HTML standards.
HERE ARE THE VERY BASIC EXAMPLE OF SIMPLE HTML PAGE.

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<meta charset="UTF-8">

<title>My Web Page</title>

</head>

<body>

<h1>Welcome to My Web Page</h1>

<p>This is a simple example of an HTML web page.</p>

<a href="https://www.example.com">Visit Example.com</a>

</body>

</html>

10. Test your web page in different browsers to ensure it displays correctly.

d.) What are the elements of the Web page

Web pages are composed of various HTML elements that structure and display content. Here are some
of the fundamental HTML elements commonly used on web pages:

1. **Text Elements:**

- `<h1>`, `<h2>`, `<h3>`, ... `<h6>`: Headings of different levels.

- `<p>`: Paragraphs of text.

- `<span>`: Inline container for a section of text.

- `<strong>`: Indicates strong importance or emphasis.

- `<em>`: Emphasizes text (typically displayed in italics).


2. **Links and Anchors:**

- `<a>`: Defines hyperlinks to other web pages or resources.

- `<nav>`: Represents navigation links.

3. **Lists:**

- `<ul>`: Unordered (bulleted) lists.

- `<ol>`: Ordered (numbered) lists.

- `<li>`: List items within `<ul>` or `<ol>`.

- `<dl>`: Definition lists.

- `<dt>`: Definition term within `<dl>`.

- `<dd>`: Definition description within `<dl>`.

4. **Images and Media:**

- `<img>`: Embeds images.

- `<audio>`: Embeds audio content.

- `<video>`: Embeds video content.

5. **Tables:**

- `<table>`: Creates tables.

- `<tr>`: Defines table rows.

- `<th>`: Defines table header cells.

- `<td>`: Defines table data cells.

- `<caption>`: Adds a caption to a table.

6. **Forms and Input:**


- `<form>`: Contains form elements.

- `<input>`: Defines input fields (text, password, checkbox, radio, etc.).

- `<textarea>`: Defines a multi-line text input area.

- `<select>`: Creates dropdown menus.

- `<button>`: Defines clickable buttons.

7. **Divisions and Sections:**

- `<div>`: A generic container for grouping elements.

- `<section>`: Represents a thematic section of a document.

- `<header>`: Contains introductory content or a site's header.

- `<footer>`: Contains footer information or a site's footer.

- `<main>`: Represents the main content area.

8. **Meta and Document Information:**

- `<head>`: Contains metadata, links, and other document-related information.

- `<title>`: Sets the title of the web page (displayed in the browser tab).

9. **Comments:**

- `<!-- Comment goes here -->`: Used for adding comments to HTML code (not displayed on the page).

These are just some of the essential HTML elements used to structure and format web page content.
Web developers can combine and customize these elements to create rich and interactive web pages.
Additionally, CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is often used to style and layout these elements, while
JavaScript adds interactivity and dynamic behavior to web pages.

LONG BONDPAPER, PRINTED.

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