1.27 | on-ground | html text + images

Due Today: Read Ch 1-3 in Duckett / start on Blog 1 (due dates @ bottom of page)

For Today:

  • Lecture: HTML Text, Structure, and Images 
  • Dreamweaver Demo
  • Continue Exercise 1 in DW (complete by next Tuesday)
  • Begin Warmup 2

Intro to Dw

Intro to Dreamweaver

In Dreamweaver, this week includes an introduction to the DW Interface, HTML tags and Setting Up E1 in Dreamweaver

  1. Create a local folder on your hard drive where you can store your websites and exercises from the course. Name it “lastname_web.” When you create any files in Dreamweaver, this is where you will save them.
  2. In Dreamweaver, create a new site. Name your site Exercise 1. For Local Site Folder, browse for your local folder you created on your hard drive.
  3. Under Servers on the left side, enter the server information provided in class. Remember to keep track of the username and password!
  4. Go to File > New. Create your HTML document. Save it in the local folder you create on your hard drive as “lastname_exercise1.html”.
  5. When ready to submit, with exercise – part 2,  upload to D2L Assignments.
DW Resources

Warmup 2

We will start together during class and you will finish outside class.

Create a new .html document—named "lastname_warmup2.html—and save to a folder on your local drive called "warmup2".

Find a simple recipe online to duplicate.

<h1>: name of the recipe

<p> description about recipe

<h2>: titles for ingredients and steps

<ul> list of ingredients

<ol> list of steps

<a> link to original recipe

include bold and italics styling

include a horizontal rule between the ingredients and the steps

change one of the ingredients using the insert and delete tags

include a personal quote about why you love this recipe

Upload to D2L.
Video Demos

Watch, as needed, following our in-class demonstrations. 

Due Next Class:

  • Read chapters 1–4 (structure, text, list, links) in Duckett’s HTML & CSS
  • Warmup 2 (by the end of next class)
  • Continue work on Exercise 1 (complete by next week)

Continue Blog #1 on D2L (due 2.5)