Course: Web Design and Digital Content Production , Topic: Module 2: HTML II

Topic outline

General
Terminology and aims of the course:

Web Design

Digital Content Creation

Wordpress blog site

Web Design refers to the HTML (structure), CSS (style), and JavaScript (interaction) technologies used in browser-Web Server communication, resulting in web pages being displayed to the end user.

The first aim of this course is to learn, understand and apply the above technologies to create simple code-based websites.

With the term Digital Content Production, we describe the production - editing of images, audio documents and video.

The second aim of this course is to learn, understand and use free software to create audio and video files.

In this course, it is necessary to familiarize students with the "remote" computer, the Web Server, and the structure of a website. To achieve that, students will create a Wordpress blog in which they will upload some of the material they have created.

The third aim of this course is to learn, understand and create a Wordpress blog site and upload content to it.
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Module 2: HTML II
Comments, Lists, Media and Links

Comments

Lists

Media

Links

Comments. We'll see how we write comments in an HTML file. Comments are important. They help us organize our code by describing its function or our thoughts about it. They also help any other developer who may need to work on this code.

Lists.They are very important HTML elements. We use them to structure the text, as we would do in any text editor. Later in the course, we will see that the lists accept many styles and we use them for many reasons, one of which is the creation of a Navigation bar.

Media. By this general term, we refer to the elements images, audio and video files. We'll learn how to import these files into the editor that will result in the enrichment of our page. Imagine websites without these and think how boring they would be!

Links. We use the simple link word instead of the hyperlink. Is a reference to data that the reader can directly follow either by clicking, tapping, or hovering. Links are one of the first and key components of the WEB as designed by Tim Berners-Lee from the beginning in the early 1990s.
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  Submodule 2.1: Comments and Lists Book
  Comments
  
  Unordered list
  
  Ordered list
  
  Nested list
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  Submodule2.2: Media Book
  Images
  
  Audio
  
  Video
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  Submodule 2.3: Links Book
  Link to a web page
  
  Local link
  
  Link on an image
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  Module's 2 Discussions Forum

Topic outline

General

Terminology and aims of the course:

Module 2: HTML II

Comments, Lists, Media and Links