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Create a folder on your machine and call it
HTMLexercise
(no spaces).Open the newly created folder in you VS Code.
Create a new file using VS Code, you can name it
AboutMe.html
. Don't forget the extension html.Using VS Code generate the html skeleton page.
Change the
<title>
to 'About me'.Create a page about yourself - use heading tag, paragraph, and semantic tags to structure your page.
Within the
HTMLexercise
folder create a subfolder calledimages
. Place some pictures into this folder, either your own pictures or some images downloaded from the internet.Use the saved images in your page.
Reminder 1: Save your html file before checking the result!
Reminder 2: Open your file in the browser and check frequently that the changes you’re making in the code are correctly reflected in the browser.
Reminder 23: There are no styles applied to your html page so it may not look its best yet.
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Similarly to the point 3 above, create a new html file called
Favourites.html
. Let VS Code generate the skeleton html code. Don’t forget to change the title.Create a table in this page and write down at least three of your favourite things. Don’t forget to include a picture and a link for a reference!
Add a footer to this page with copyright information.
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