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WEB DEVELOPIG
Web development is the process of creating and maintaining websites and web applications. It involves designing how a website looks, building its structure, and adding functionality to make it interactive and user-friendly. Web development is mainly divided into three parts: Frontend – what users see (design, layout, buttons) Backend – how the website works (server, database) Full Stack – both frontend and backend together Using technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, developers create websites that can run on browsers and devices. From simple personal websites to complex platforms like e-commerce and social media, everything is built using web development.
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Web Developing

Chapter 1: Introduction to HTML

  • What is HTML
  • How websites work
  • HTML vs CSS vs JavaScript

 Chapter 2: First HTML Page

  • Creating index.html
  • Basic structure of HTML
 
<!DOCTYPE html>
 <html>
  <head>
     <title>My Page</title>
    </head>
   <body>
  </body>
 </html>
 
  • Running HTML in browser

Chapter 3: Headings & Paragraphs

  • <h1> to <h6>
  • <p> tag
  • Line break <br>
  • Horizontal line <hr>

 Chapter 4: Text Formatting

  • Bold <b> / <strong>
  • Italic <i> / <em>
  • Underline <u>
  • Small <small>
  • Mark <mark>

 Chapter 5: Links & Navigation

  • Anchor tag <a>
  • Opening links in new tab
  • Internal & external links

Chapter 6: Images

  • <img> tag
  • src and alt
  • Image size (width/height)

 Chapter 7: Lists

  • Ordered list <ol>
  • Unordered list <ul>
  • List items <li>

 Chapter 8: Tables

  • <table>, <tr>, <td>
  • Table headers <th>
  • Basic table design

Chapter 9: Forms (Very Important)

  • <form> tag
  • Input types:
    • text
    • password
    • email
    • number
  • Buttons
  • Labels

 Chapter 10: Semantic HTML

  • <header>
  • <footer>
  • <section>
  • <article>
  • <nav>

Chapter 11: Multimedia

  • Add video <video>
  • Add audio <audio>

Chapter 12: Basic Project

 Create a simple website:

  • Home page
  • About page
  • Contact form
  • Images + links

 Chapter 13: Best Practices

  • Proper indentation
  • Clean code
  • File naming
  • SEO basics (title, meta tags

 Project 14: Create Your First Website (index.html)

 Questions

  1. Create a file named index.html.
  2. Add the basic HTML structure (<!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, <body>).
  3. Add a title to your webpage (your choice).
  4. Add a main heading (<h1>) with your name.
  5. Add a paragraph introducing yourself.
  6. Insert an image on your webpage.
  7. Add a clickable link to any website (Google, YouTube, etc.).
  8. Add at least one subheading (<h2> or <h3>).
  9. Add two more paragraphs describing your hobbies or interests.
  10. Add a line break or spacing between elements.
  11. Arrange all content properly inside the <body> section.
  12. Save the file and open it in a browser.
  13. Check if all elements (text, image, link) are working correctly.
  14. Modify the content and update your webpage again.

 

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