- You are going to create a site, similar to W3 Schools, to try to teach someone basic HTML. You won't be teaching CSS so you don't need to worry about that.
- You will need at least 10 pages on your site. They should all have the same look, layout and general feel.
- You should cover basic HTML concepts like
- bold,
- underline,
- italics,
- line breaks,
- paragraphs,
- fonts including different font faces, colors, and sizes,
- rulers (show them how to change the color of the ruler),
- headlines (H1 to H6),
- images,
- those pointy brackets that you need to put your commands in,
- file extensions (.html not .txt),
- Go to Open Source Web Design and pick an appropriate design for this assignment.
- What colors would be good for a site to teach HTML? You should have a consistent look throughout your site.
- How should you arrange your pages so that the content is easy to find and easy to learn?
- When you've made decisions on how to arrange the content, you should write explanations for each of the important HTML elements that you need to explain.
- They need to be simple enough that anyone can understand.
- Are there illustrations or examples you can include, or maybe short demonstrations of the code in action?
- To help with that you might need special characters so you can show the <> symbols without them becoming part of the HMTL code.
- Are there pictures or diagrams that could help illustrate the concepts you're trying to teach?
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