Putting it all together
Creating Your web site
Finishing Your web site
Set your Learning Objectives to red.
Open up your PowerPoint from last lesson it should be called 'Web Design'.
Save your PowerPoint as 'Web Design'
In order to help you on your HTML journey we are going to use a website that can teach you all the things you need to know about creating HTML web pages.
Click on the image below to go to the W3 Shools website
The language for building web pages
We are going to look at how we can use the block coding tool Edublocks to help us on our HTML journey.
Use your school email and password to create an account with the microsoft button
When you have logged in you can use the link below to create your initial html page
We now need ready to turn our code into a web page you can view in your web browser.
Firstly we need to make sure we have a folder to store our web page
Create a folder for you web pages.
In order to create our web page we need to use a text editor
Copy your HTML code from Edublocks into your notepad++ file.
Save your file
Before we add in our own page banner let's first see how we add an image to our website. To add an image we need to put a link to it in the img src tag. Copy the link below and paste it into the img src tag.
https://www.freewebheaders.com/wp-content/gallery/computer/colorful-tablet-computer-tech-creative-web-header.jpg
if you haven't made a banner use the one below just so you have a banner image to use. Right click on it and save it as banner.png
We cannot give edublocks a link to our banner as it is on our computer, so we will have to copy our code into our notepad ++ page to see this working.
You must put your banner and web page inside the same folder, "Web Design", for this to work.
Screenshot your code into your PowerPoint
In order to make a website quickly web designers often use CSS frameworks and custom made templates.
A framework is a design structure where a lot of the styling has been done for you by creating classes that do specific things like creating tables or a colour scheme.
Click on the link below to see W3 Schools CSS framework and some of their templates.
Maybe you could adapt one of their templates for your own website
Lets look at the learning outcomes and decide which one best describes our current level of understanding :
Tick the one you feel is closest to your level