Wrap-Up:
HTML Pt. 1

Covered Materials:

We covered a lot this week, including how to structure and style major HTML elements. Great job!

Structural Markup

You should have a pretty good idea about what goes where when writng HTML. This includes:

• The Head Element (Meta, Title, Style, etc)
• The Body Element (Headings, Paragraphs)
• Proper Code-Writing Practices

Semantic Markup

You should also be a wizard at semantic tags, and how they’re used within Body elements. This includes:

• Strong and emphasized text
• ^SuperScript, Quotes, Citations, etc
• Lists

Part 1/3 of Project 2

We will be making several pages for Project 2, The Instructable, beginning with its index.html. Chosing from the themes cooking, arts and crafts, or academic lesson, think of a linear activity you could create a tutorial for, like:

• Chocolate-chip Cookies Recipe
• How to Draw Flowers
• A Timeline of Renaissance Art

This project will need related text, images, and video content, so you may want to keep that in mind when brainstorming.

index.html

For this module, you should have created your index.html, which will contain your overview and project summary.

Plan the Plan

Using the proper elements, your index should explain your site’s upcoming cotents with:

• Proper head and meta elements.
• Headings, paragraphs, line-breaks, and horizontal lines.
• All semantic markup tags.
• A quote (with author) from the field you’re using. This can be from you, or a professional source.
• A nested list using both ordered and unordered list items. Some examples would be ingredients, materials, or other references.

readme.md

Just like for the last Project, you are expected to write a well-formed readme.md file that is a technical report about your work this week. Remember to use markdown syntax to style and add structure to your document. You do not have to use any specific markdown elements anymore, but you should if the situation calls for it!

Think of your README.md files as journal entries. These files should include information about what it is you did and learned this week, such as information about trials/triumphs, additional sources your sought out, and/or how this week will change your work going forward. For example, what are your ideas for this Project?

This file is to be placed inside your /project-2 directory. You should update it continually through this project cycle.

Homework

You are expected to have completed these tasks:

1. Taken the Quiz regarding this Topic’s reading requirements.
2. Completed the index.html for Project 2, The Instructable, as per the requirements found on its Project Board and its Moodle assignment requirements.
3. Assessed your classmate’s “Project 1” sites via Moodle Peer Review.

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