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Lab 2

Lab 02: Introduction, HTML Structure

Objective

  • Practice HTML minimum structure and the different between document sections (header, and body).

  • Practice mostly used HTML tags.

  • Learn how to build HTML form, table, bullet/numbering/multilevel lists.

  • HTML layout design principle

Current Lab Learning Outcomes (LLO)

By the endo this lab activity, you should be able to:

  1. Understand the basic structure of a web page.
  2. Use a number of HTML markup tags for building web pages
  3. Publish and host a static web page.

Lab Requirements

Code editor (e.g., VS Code), a web browser, git, and a free GitHub account.

Lab Assessment

Consider the following starter HTML code:

<!DOCTYPE html>  
<html>  
 <head>  
   <meta charset="utf-8">  
   <title>Hello, world!</title>  
 </head>  
 <body>  
   here is a body  
 </body>  
</html>
  1. Create an HTML document (e.g., lab2.html) with the following content:
  • The document title is “CPIT-405 lab 2” (<title>) and the page title is “Lab 2: HTML” (<h1>).
  • Add a link (<a>) to “https://cpit405.gitlab.io”.
  • In the <body>, add two paragraphs (<p>) with any text you like. Please, separate these two tags with a horizontal rule tag (hr).
  • Add a clickable image (link (<a>) with image (<img>)). Use any image and any link you like and be sure to add an alternative text to the image.
  1. create 5 paragraphs (<p>) of any text and use the following tags inside each paragraph:
  • <strong>
  • <em>
  • <sup>
  • <sub>
  • <span>
  1. Add the following HTML headings to the HTML document. The number of #s below indicates of heading’s level (e.g., # => <h1>, ## => <h2>, etc.).
# Heading elements  
   
 ## Summary  
   
  Some text here...  
   
 ## Examples  
   
 ### Example 1  
   
  Some text here...  
   
 ### Example 2  
   
  Some text here...  
   
 ## See also  
   
  Some text here...

  1. Add the following lists to your HTML document:

    1. An ordered list <ol> with 3 items <li>.
    2. An unordered list <ul> with 3 items <li>.
    3. A definition list <dl> with 2 pairs of term <dt> and description or definition <dd>

  2. Create the table <table> below where the first row (<tr>) is the heading row (<th>):

BasicsFront-end FrameworksServer-side frameworks
HTMLReactSpring
CSSAngularDjango
JSVueLaravel
  1. Create a form (<form>) with two inputs (<input>) for login and password) and a submit button (<input>).

Submission

  1. Create a new repository on GitHub.
  2. Push your html page into the repository.
  3. Enable GitHub pages for the repository.
  4. Submit a link to the web page hosted on GitHub pages.